Soil stabilizers and road recyclers (engineering vehicles) were once very similar
machines, however, they are now very specialised pieces of road making
machinery and have developed into very different machines. Other terms that are
sometimes used are: road profiler, road reclaimer, road miller, road planer and
pavement profiler
Soil
stabiliser
A
soil stabilizer machine. The machine blends existing pavement with lime that
has been spread on the surface. Water comes in via the big pipe at the front.
A soil stabiliser is a construction
vehicle with a powered metal drum that has rows of mixing blades or paddles. It
blends soil, a binder agent (usually Portland
cement or lime) and water together with paddles in the mixing
chamber and usually does not cut or mill hard or very thick asphalt or concrete.
Modern soil stabilisers are more powerful and often use carbide tips
instead of paddles. In this way most soil stabilisers have become much more
like road recyclers where they can also blend the old road surface in the
mixture.
A soil stabiliser mixes a low
strength concrete and performs a similar function to a concrete
mixer except that it happens on the ground. Some modern stabilisers use tungsten
carbide tips similar to a road pavement mill but a soil stabiliser would
have less of these.
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