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• Lime Association of Texas Profile – 2007
• Lime Association of Texas Profile – 2006
• Lime Association of Texas Profile – 2005
• Lime Association of Texas Profile – 2004
• Technical Brief: Mixture Design and Testing Procedures for Lime Stabilized Soil
• Lime-Treated Soils Save Time & Money
• Lime-Treated Soil Construction Manual: Lime Stabilization & Lime Modification
• Technical Memorandum: Guidelines for Stabilization of Soils Containing Sulfates
• Stabilizing Sulfate-Rich Soils Using Traditional Stabilizers and Non-Traditional Construction Methods
• Stabilization of Pavement Subgrades & Base Courses with Lime – click on book to purchase or download for no-cost.
  

Additional Lime Resources, Including:

• Do & Don’ts for Lime Stabilization
• Examples of Determining Lime Quantities
• Problems Associated with Asphalt Pavements
• Solutions to Problems Associated with Asphalt Pavements
• Do & Don’ts of Hydrated Lime (HL) in Asphalt Mixtures

Lime Association of Texas Member Websites

• Austin White Lime Company – www.austinwhitelime.com
• Lhoist North America – www.lhoist.us
• Texas Lime Company – www.uslm.com

Additional Websites

• National Lime Association
• Associated General Contractors
• Texas Public Works Association
• Texas Asphalt Pavement Association
• Capital Area Pavement Engineers Council (CAPEC)

Lime Promotional Video

APWA San Antonio Street Reconstruction Demonstration Video – 2007

Lime In Asphalt – Dr. John Epps, Transportation Engineering

Lime Stabilization – Dr. Dallas Little, Transportation and Civil Engineering

Lime Stabilization Field Operations – Dr. Dallas Little, Transportation and Civil Engineering

In-Place Recycling Project Level Activities – Dr. John Epps, Transportation Engineering

Sulfates & In-Place Recycling with Lime and Lime Fly/Ash – Dr. Dallas Little, Transportation and Civil Engineering

Life Cycle Cost Analysis – Dr. John Epps, Transportation Engineering

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