


Volume 20 No 12 (2022)
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STUDY ON USE OF FLYASH AND POULTRY NETTING COATED WITH BITUMEN TO STABLISE THE
Pidakala Anand Babu , B.Vijaya Saradhi
Abstract
The characteristics of the soil sub grade which serves has the foundation have a significant for the
entire payment impact on the design of a flexible pavement as a result, the performance and design
analysis of pavement construction must be done with great care. Because the shrink swell soils are
high in silt and clay content the soil sub grade must be stabilized compacted before laying a flexible
pavement Subgrade soil can be replaced with other materials to stabilize this types of soils, The
current utilization rate of fly ash, which is an industrial waste, is around 58%fly ash can be properly
utilized by replacing it in the sub grade with bitumen coated poultry netting in various percentage
and layers of poultry netting placement. Therefore, flyash is added as a partial substitute for the
purpose of stabilization and An addition of bitumen coated poultry netting is inserted at 4 distinct
layers in the subgrade, where it has found to be stabilized with the ideal moisture content and
maximum dry density when compared to the soil that hasn’t been treated the prepared subgrade is
seen to have high CBR value.
Keywords
Subgrade, Flyash, Stabilization ,Shrink Swell soils, Poultry netting, CBR Value
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