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The effect of soil conditions on the cost of construction projects
In certain areas soil of poor quality can be found and in order to build on it, the soil must be altered. This can be done by means of stabilization or modification of the soil or one can replace the poor quality soil with good quality soil. This soil improvements or replacement of the soil will...
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University of Pretoria
2014
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