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Option 4 : 2, 3 and 4
Concept:
Lime stabilization of Soil:
- It is process of stabilizing soils by adding lime to reactive soils to generate long-term strength gain through a pozzolanic reaction. It is used to improve the strength, stiffness and durability of fine-grained clayey soils.
- Addition of lime to soils produces a maximum density under a higher optimum moisture content than in the untreated soil, thus leads to flocculated or aggregated larger particle groups which are fairly stable.
- Increase in lime content causes considerable reduction in swelling pressure and thus increase in shrinkage limit and plastic limit. Subsequently it decreases liquid limit.
- Adding of lime to soils increases soil resilient modulus shear strength substantially.
Hence, only statement 1 is incorrect, rest of the statements are correct.
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