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An – Najah National University Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering Department

 Introduction :::::

 1) Graduation project life.  2) Evaluating the whole test results.  3) Analysis and Discussion of the results.  4) The conclusion.  5) Recommendations.

 The project went through three stages::: 1) Brought dead see water. 2) Collected the samples. 3) carried out the tests on the samples.

 First::Clay (2 samples)  A) Tunes Street clay

 1) Sieve Analysis (soil classification).  2) Atterberg Limit Test (Plasticity index).  3) Proctor Compaction Test (maximum dry density and optimum moister content  4) California Bearing Ratio (CBR value).  5) PH meter test (To measure PH for the soil)  6) Chemical Analysis for Dead Sea Water (To determine Cl-, No3 -, Na+, K+ and T.D.S concentrations )

 Sieve analysis

 Atterberg Limits results

 Proctor Test

 CBR (California Bearing Ratio)

 PH test

 Base course:  The classification of the base course changes from (A-1-a) to (A-2-4) when we add 4% D.S.W, and we still have the same classification when we add more percentage of D.S.W.  Selected fill:  Same as base course.  Al-Ataa’ clay:  The classification does not change when we add D.S.W.

 Base course:

 Selected fill :

 Tunis Street clay :

 Al –Ataa’ clay:

 Base course:  Selected fill:  Al-Ataa’ clay:

Tunis Street clay:

 For all samples

 For all samples :

 In general, using Dead Sea water causes:  For sieve analysis test we do not see any effective change in soil classification, and we notice an increase in PH for base course and selected fill.  For base course we notice an increase in plasticity index when adding D.S.W. while for selected fill plasticity index will decrease after we add 6% D.S.W, and for clay it will decrease by adding additional amount of D.S.W. depending on clay substances.  Maximum dry density for base course increases by adding D.S.W, while for selected fill it is not affected, and for clay it will increase by adding D.S.W. depending on clay substances.  California Bearing Ratio (CBR) increased for all samples.

 Based on the above discussion we recommend using D.S.W. for pavement purposes, since the addition of D.S.W improves the strength quality of pavement layers.  Moreover we recommend to further study and evaluate the facts obtained in this project.

Thank You For Listening