The compaction requirement fpr clay soils in traditional applications is 90 to 95 % of maximum dry density at compaction water contents on both sides of optimum, whereas landfil1 clay liner specifications normally require 90 to 95% of maximum dry density at compaction water contents only on the wet side of optimum water content. Why?

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1. The compaction requirement fpr clay soils in traditional applications is 90 to 95 % of maximum dry
density at compaction water contents on both sides of optimum, whereas landfil1 clay liner
specifications normally require 90 to 95% of maximum dry density at compaction water contents only
on the wet side of optimum water content. Why?

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