Predicting Porosity of Fired Soil Aggregates
Publication: Journal of Transportation Engineering
Volume 110, Issue 2
Abstract
The porosity of preformed fired soil aggregates for pores larger than 0.05 μm in radius (POR), which mainly determines the potential of bitumen absorption, cannot be successfully correlated to a single soil property. Multiple regression analysis shows a significant correlation of aggregate porosity POR with the following soil parameters: diameter corresponding to the median of particle size, illite content, specific surface and amorphous alumina content.
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Published online: Mar 1, 1984
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