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Abstract
Soil treatment/stabilization is often an effective approach for solving collapsing soil problems after considering whether the site conditions are possible for treatment, or to avoid the site where the soil properties are unsatisfactory. On the basis of the materials origin and use in practice, stabilizers are divided into three groups: traditional stabilizers, byproduct stabilizers, and nontraditional stabilizers. Examples of traditional stabilizers are hydrated lime, Portland cement and fly ash. Examples of byproduct stabilizers are cement kiln dust (CKD),lime kiln dust, and other forms of byproduct lime. Nontraditional stabilizers are classified into five groups: electrolytes, enzymes, mineral pitches, clay fillers and acrylic polymers..