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Cation exchange is a process where divalent calcium ions from quicklime or Calciment LKD replace monovalent ions that are present on the surface of clay fragments. During this process, positive and adverse costs engage triggering the clay fragments to reposition to edge-to-face alignment while releasing water. This molecular flocculation as well as cluster cause rubbing that converts to instant strength gains. Capillary obstacles can consist of either an open graded mini piling contractors gravel layer sandwiched between 2 geotextiles, or a straight geocomposite drainpipe. The installation of a capillary obstacle requires the elimination of the frost vulnerable material to a deepness either listed below frost infiltration or completely substantial to reduce the impact of frost heave on the sidewalk.