Rules for Using Stabilizer
The ‘ANT’ Stabilizer is a liquid product. It is dissolved into the water to be used for mixing aggregates, cement and soil. The step-by-step methodology for using ‘ANT’ Stabilizer is given below: –
Quantity of aggregate and soil mix (Qa) to be stabilized is calculated
Quantity of water (Qw) needed to bring the aggregate, cement, soil and water mix to Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) is calculated. Proper care is taken to account for existing moisture contents of the aggregate and soil
Qw = Qa x OMC%
(OMC% factor normally varies from 5% to 12%)
Qs = Qax 0.007%
(the multiplying factor may vary from 0.0035% to 0.01%)
Qc = Qa x C%
(C% factor normally varies from 2% to 5%)
The calculated quantity of ‘ANT’ Stabilizer, Qs, is dissolved in the calculated quantity of water Qw. This aqueous solution of ‘ANT’ Stabilizer, as well as Qc quantity of cement, are than mixed with Qa quantity of aggregates and soil to produce the mix at OMC
The mix at OMC is then compacted to the design density.