Leader: Join the debate
Our future prosperity is in need of a clear, bold infrastructure vision
Antony Oliver NCE Editor
1-May-2004
BRE's involvement in several cases of failure of lime and cement stabilised clay soils from sulfate attack in the past three years (Figure 1) has prompted a review of methods by which sulfatebearing ground is assessed prior to stabilisation.This article describes the reasons for failure and suggests improvements to site assessment.
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