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Hydraulically bound and stabilized materials for civil engineering purposes - Sample preparation and testing of materials during and after treatment Ingestion-build-256245

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Hydraulically bound and stabilized materials for civil engineering purposes - Sample preparation and testing of materials during and after treatment Ingestion-build-256245What is this standard about? This is Part 2 of a two part British Standard on stabilizing materials for civil engineering. This part deals with how to test treated stabilization materials. It has been completely revised. Who is this standard for? Civil engineering contractors and consultants Local authority engineers Port authority designers The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) Airfield owner operators Environment Agency operatives Dam

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