ROADBOND SOIL

ROADBOND EN 1™ patented soil stabilizer fundamentally alters the ability of clay to hold adsorbed water, which is water held by electrical attraction. ROADBOND EN 1™ stabilizer causes clay to release weakly ionized water molecules from the clay matrix and replaces the water with strongly ionized sulfate radicals. The exchange is permanent and takes place at normal pH levels... As in lime stabilization, metal hydrates are formed which help increase the strength of the clay and by leaving the clay matrix intact, the permeability is significantly reduced... When mixed with base material and compatible in-place material, ROADBOND EN 1™ stabilizer dissolves the mineral salts and natural cementitious properties of the soil. Mixing the soil disperses the dissolved material into the void spaces between the soil grains where it cures and crystallizes.

Also known as: RoadBondSoil EN1

Primary location: Tolar United States