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An investigation into the use of plastic chips to reduce collapsibility in loess-like soils at Mount Moorosi Village, Lesotho
Mount Moorosi Village, located within the Senqu River Valley in Lesotho, has experienced significant damage to its buildings over the last several years, due to severe cracking. The cause of these cracks has been attributed to the local soil, which presents itself as an ideal building and founding m...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2022
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