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    <title>International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET)</title>
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    <description>Title: International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET)
Authors: GOGOI, INDIRA BARUAH; GOSWAMI, Dr. DIGANTA; DEKA, Dr. GIRINDRA
Abstract: An attempt has been made to study the geological and engineering properties of the riverborne&#xD;
coarse aggregates of river Pagladia, Baksa district, Assam for evaluating their suitability as&#xD;
road material. The investigation were carried out on both natural and crushed form of the coarse&#xD;
aggregates of the river from upstream to gradually downstream to see their probable property&#xD;
variations. The results of various geological and engineering test performed show that both the type&#xD;
of aggregates are suitable as road material as per specification laid down by Indian Standard&#xD;
Institutions (Bureau of Indian Standard), Indian Roads Congress and Ministry of Surface Transport&#xD;
and various suggestions put forward by different authors in their different publications. However,&#xD;
aggregates of both forms are found to be more suitable as road materials gradually from upstream to&#xD;
downstream side of the river.</description>
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