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Table 1.

Basic physical indexes of granite residual soil and clay.

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Fig 1.

Particle size distribution of granite residual soil and clay.

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Fig 2.

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of granite residual soil.

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Fig 3.

Sample preparation and testing process diagram.

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Fig 4.

Test instrument.

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Fig 5.

Changes in the liquid plastic limit of improved soil.

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Fig 6.

Improved soil compaction performance parameters.

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Fig 7.

Verticle stress – void ratio curve.

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Fig 8.

Proportion of clay – compression coefficient curve.

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Fig 9.

Shear displacement and shear stress curves under different vertical pressures.

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Fig 10.

Relationship curve of clay content-cohesion force and internal friction angle.

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Fig 11.

SEM images of granite residual soil and clay particles.

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Fig 12.

FTIR of granite residual soil with different clay contents.

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Table 2.

Comparison of research results of the same type.

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