Stabilization Of Organic Soil With The Limix System

Deep Foundations Institute
Magnus Ruin
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Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

The dry deep mixing method for stabilization of soft soil has been used in the Scandinavian countries for 25 years. The typical application has been stabilization of soft inorganic clay. Today the method is used more frequently in organic soil with good results. The Limix System, introduced in the USA by Hercules Grundläggning AB and TREVIICOS Corporation, is a cost-effective dry deep mixing method used to stabilize most types of soft soil. This paper presents the general principles of stabilizing organic soil with the dry mix method and two case histories of soil stabilization projects in organic soil. Between October 2000 and June 2001 the Limix System was used in England to stabilize soft organic alluvium at the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Contract 440. During year 2000 the Limix System was used in soft organic soil in Holland near the Groene Hart Tunnel entrance to support trench excavations for slurry walls and concrete barrettes.
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APA: Magnus Ruin  (2001)  Stabilization Of Organic Soil With The Limix System

MLA: Magnus Ruin Stabilization Of Organic Soil With The Limix System. Deep Foundations Institute, 2001.

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