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Lime treated soil as an erosion-resistant material for hydraulic earthen structures: state of the art and presentation of the french DigueElite project

Le matériau sol-chaux comme une matériau résistant à l'érosion pour les ouvrages hydrauliques : état de l'art et projet de R&D français DigueElite

N. Nerincx
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Stéphane Bonelli
Florian Mercier
J.J. Fry
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P. Tachker
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D. Puiatti
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The treatment of silty and clayey soils with lime (calcium oxide or hydroxide) is a technique widely used for soils improvement and stabilization for construction of roads, highways, railways, platforms. However, the principles of lime treatment for hydraulic earthen structures remains barely applied or even forgotten (European case). If existing testimonials (levees, dams, mainly in US and Australia) are evidences that show effectiveness and durability of lime-treated structures, there was a necessity to evaluate a series of unknown characteristics and relevant properties of lime-treated soils for an application in hydraulic context, through laboratory studies and full-scale experiments.
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hal-01546925 , version 1 (26-06-2017)

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G. Herrier, P. Leconte, N. Nerincx, Stéphane Bonelli, Florian Mercier, et al.. Lime treated soil as an erosion-resistant material for hydraulic earthen structures: state of the art and presentation of the french DigueElite project. South Baltic Conference on Dredged Materials in Dike Construction, Apr 2014, Rostock, Germany. pp.75-84. ⟨hal-01546925⟩

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