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Building soil stabilization

The main use of NR is in automobiles. In developed countries nearly 60% of all rubber consumed is for automobile tyres and tubes. The superior heat build-up and tensile strength of NR makes it indispensable in the manufacture of aviation tyres. In heavy-duty tyres such as those for tractors and trucks, the major portion of the rubber used is NR. In addition to tyres, a modern automobile has more than 300 components made out of rubber. Many of these are processed from NR. NR is also widely used in the manufacture of hoses, footwear, battery boxes, foam mattresses, balloons, toys, etc. In addition to this, NR now finds extensive use in soil stabilization, in vibration absorption and in road construction. A variety of NR-based engineering products have been developed for use in these fields. Seismic isolators, bridge bearings and dock fenders are niche products relying on the superior properties of NR. [Pg.123]

Lime was and still is used in soil stabilization, road building, chemical manufacture, the tanning process, and the purification of water, whitewashing buildings, treating animal hides and leather, and for plaster and mortar. The US National Lime Association tends to think that lime is "the versatile chemical."... [Pg.266]

The tendency of landslides to form is influenced by a number of outside factors. Climate is important because it influences the accumulation of water that often precedes a landslide as well as the presence of plants that can also influence soil stability. Although it would seem that plant roots should stabilize soil, the ability of some plants to add significant mass to the slope by accumulating water and to destabilize soil by aiding water infiltration may have an opposite effect, making soil on a slope much more susceptible to landslides. Disturbance of earth by road building or other construction may cause landslides to occur. Earth may be shaken loose by earthquakes, causing landslides to occur. [Pg.518]

Instrumental knowledge is information about how to steer certain processes, on how to achieve certain goals, i.e. knowledge that needs to be balanced against regulation and safety. Examples how to build Bt and other genes into crops and how to stabilize them how to avoid vertical gene flow how to avoid unwelcome soil erosion how to avoid early pest resistance. [Pg.298]

ISO 4577 1983 Plastics - Polypropylene and propylene-copolymers - Determination of thermal oxidative stability in air - Oven method ISO 7279 1984 Polypropylene (PP) fittings for pipes under pressure - Sockets for fusion using heated tools - Metric series - Dimensions of sockets ISO 7671 2003 Plastics piping systems for soil and waste discharge (low and high temperature) inside buildings - Polypropylene (PP)... [Pg.257]

Natural brown soils are commonly second only to chernozems in meeting the requirements of a good agricultural soil. Under conditions prevailing for centuries, or thousands of years, deciduous forests tend to build up a characteristic soil that is determined chiefly by the trees themselves and climate. The climax vegetation that becomes established leads to a climax soil that is also stabilized so long as conditions remain reasonably constant and man does not interfere. [Pg.400]


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