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Jindal Global Road Stabilizer

(JGRS)
HIGHWAY TO THE FUTURE

About JGRS
JGRS is developed using cutting edge
technology by JSPL and Global Civil Solutions,
South Africa to produce a highly effective soil
stabiliser.
Is a unique hydration activated soil stabiliser which
re-engineers a wide range of soils from clay, silt to
gravely soils that makes it suitable for construction of
the embankments & pavements.
It is available in powder form.
JGRS presently manufactured at Raigarh

Properties of JGRS
Colour

: Greyish

PH

: 12.5

Specific Gravity

: 2.5

Solubility

: In water 0.2Pts/100Pts

Freezing point

: Non solid

Flammability

: Non flammable

Bulk density

: 800Kg/m3

Packing

: 50 Kg bags /1 MT bags

Storage

: Dry storage
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Test Results of JGRS with different Types of Soils


CBR (%)
CRRI

Soil type

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Roorkee

Road Lab, RSA

JGRS Stabiliser %
0%

4%

6%

0%

4%

6%

0%

2%

4%

0%

2%

4%

Clay(CL)

3.6
2.7

66.8
60.9

74
95.3

Silt

12

5.4

29.6

74.7

Sand
Gravel

14.7
-

97.8
-

137
-

25
29

55
140

118
240

Clay( CI)

Clay(CL)
Silt
Sand
Gravel

CRRI

Soil type
Clay( CI)

265 317

0%

4%

6%

16.3
-

26.4
-

UCS, kg/sq.cm
IIT Kharagpur
IIT Roorkee
JGRS Stabiliser %
0%
4%
6%
0%
2%
4%

7.3
1.9
-

29.7 24.9
23.8 32.7
1.8
0.38
-

13.8 16.5
4.8 13.6
-

Road Lab, RSA


0%

2%

4%

3.95 20.5
12
20
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Increase in bearing capacity (CBR & UCS) of soil


Reduction in Plasticity Index
Increase compaction ability of clay soils by making
the material more friable and workable
Makes the stabilized layer less susceptible to
moisture ingress, rendering the layer water-resistant
Introduces cohesion, thus creates a tensile
strength, especially in the later stages of development
Reduces swell potential of expanding soils

WHY STABILISE WITH JGRS?


JGRS allows the use of locally available or in- situ sub-standard
materials. Through stabilization of these materials they can be used
within road and pavement construction.
Incorporation of an JGRS stabilized layer into the road and
pavement construction will negate the need to import good quality,
expensive aggregate or fill material.
Reduces the dependency on query material and their
transportation
Using JGRS to stabilize sub-standard material saves time in the
construction process. Time is money! The ability to use locally
available material in the road and pavement design permits faster
construction times, without jeopardizing the quality of the end
product.

200

100

0
100

Base (Stabilized
soil + aggragate)

150 mm

DBM

BC

50 50

DBM

BC

CONVENTIONAL METHOD

Sub -base
(Stabilized soil)

250 mm

300
Base (WMM)

400

Sub-base ( GSB )

500

150 mm 50

600

250 mm

700

300 mm

TYPICAL DESGN

Design CBR 5%, Traffic Density 100msa


USING JGRS STABILIZER

800

COST COMPARISION
Area - 100 Sqm
SN
A

Description of Items

Unit

Layer
Thickness
(mm)

Quantity

Rate

Cost of Road/100
sqm ( ` )

Conventional Method
Leveling dressing and
1Compacting

M2

2Granular sub base

M3

300

30

1300

39000

3Wet Mix macadam

M3

250

25

1600

40000

4DBM

M3

150

15

8000

120000

5BC

M3

50

9000

45000

Total A

244000

Material cost
JGRS Material in sub base @ 3%
of wt of soil

MT

250

1.425

18000

25650

JGRS Material in base @5% of


wt of soil

MT

150

1.425

18000

25650

100

150

15000

10

1600

16000

Soil & Mixing cost for 2 layers

Sqm

100
Aggregate layer (WMM)

M3

DBM

M3

50

8000

40000

BC

M3

50

9000

45000

Level balancing

M3

150

15

170

2550

Total B

Total Saving
Saving ( % )

169850

74150
30.39%

Construction procedure
Laboratory testing
Tests will be conducted on soil as required for
construction of embankment.
CBR is determined with different dosage
percentage of JGRS at OMC & MDD.
Dosage of JGRS is finalized based on CBR, UCS
etc and durability criterion

Field Construction
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENTS- Motor grader, roller,
Back hoe loader/JCB, dumpers, water tanker, recycler etc
Proper marking is done for the area to be stabilized

The soil is spread over the embankment bed with


allowances for the compaction
Roll the bed with 1-2 passes of roller, to make the surface
even without hollows
JGRS bags are placed at calculated spacing
The JGRS is uniformly spread over the bed with the help of
motor grader or manually
Mixing of JGRS is done with the help of recycler having
provision of adding controlled water to maintain the OMC
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Field Construction- Cont..

The JGRS mixed soil is compacted to the


required degree of compaction.
Final shaping- final grading shall be done to
maintain the level & profile
Final cutting should be done within 3 hrs. of the
compaction
The compacted bed should be lightly watered
2-3 times a day for at least 7days

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Benefits of JGRS Stabilizations


Increase in the bearing capacity of stabilized soils (CBR
and UCS)
Introduces cohesion, especially in the later stages of
development.
Reduction in Plasticity Index and swell potential of
expanding soils.

Stabilized layer is less susceptible to moisture ingress,


hence water-resistant and impermeable.

Lesser erosion of surface and hence more durability.


Lesser requirements of construction equipments

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Benefits

Cont..

Increased productivity of the construction site allowing


projects to be completed faster hence reduced project cost.
Reduction in the import of expensive construction materials.
Hence savings in cost and transportation of material.
Use of locally available material reduces the need to quarry
material, hence saving in non- renewable sources
Non-toxic and safe - both to the environment as well as to the
individuals applying it.
Stabilizing in-situ soils with the JGRS eliminates the need to
destroy other lands and excavate material in open pits for road
construction and dumping ground of unsuitable material.
Reduces haulage of spoil and import material thereby
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reducing toxic emissions.

Areas of Application of JGRS


Railway embankments

Highways
High altitude Roads
Air strips and Runways
Stock Yards
Ports & Docks.
Base for flooring and paving tiles.
Parking space etc.
JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

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JGRS Laying Procedure :


Equipments:
Recycler mixing

Motor Grader

Roller

Back hoe Loader


JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

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Project Photographs:

Road Embankment before Stabilization


JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

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Placing of JGRS
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for roads that are Hard to beat

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Placing of JGRS

Placing and opening of JGRS bags

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for roads that are Hard to beat

Spreading of JGRS

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Spreading & Mixing of JGRS

Spreading of JGRS

Recycler mixing JGRS with soil

JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

Mixing & compacting of JGRS

Recycler mixing JGRS with soil

Compacting the surface with a Vibratory roller

JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

Final cut & smooth rolling

Performing a final cut using a Grader

Smooth rolling done on final surface

JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

Finished JGRS Surface and Bitumen layer

Finished surface of base layer built with JGRS

Bitumen layer on base layer built with JGRS Barbil

JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

BC and seal Coat over the Stabilized base layer at Angul


JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

BC and seal Coat over the Stabilized base layer at Barbil


JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

Thank you

For detail please visit www.jgrs.in


JGRS

for roads that are Hard to beat

Copyright 2010 Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.

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