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What is claycrete?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 10/14/2022

In road engineering, a clay substrate can cause problems with its propensity to swell when moist, and its plasticity. Clay particles may be bound to 'burnt lime' CaO, and this is often used as a soil stabilizer. This mixture is much more stable. There may well be companies that have trademarked the name.

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