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Electronic microscope image of Tableland clay soil

Electronic microscope image of Tableland clay soil

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Figure 1. Electronic microscope image of Tableland clay soil
Table 1 . Some physical properties of tested soil
Figure 2. X-Ray diffraction test for Tableland clay soils
Figure 3. Arrangement of Foundation models for lightly loaded
+2 Figure 4. Foundations models ready for test
The Behaviour of Folded Plate Foundation Models for Monopole Structures Erected on Expansive Clay Soils: A Laboratory Experiment
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The success of using foundation shells for monopole structures is based on their configuration and the way they are supported on the subsoil and the action due to the earth layers above the foundation which reduces the danger of stability loss. Learning from nature, many trees are anchored to the ground by the growing horizontal discs of roots arou...
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... minerals possess a white color, with a dull luster and have a fluffy nature. As shown in Figure 1, the Tableland clay samples were found to have montmorillonite clay minerals. Further Physical Chemical test was performed using X-Ray diffraction this test was performed on tableland clays soil samples to determine the types of minerals present. ...

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