This paper investigates the optimal mix design for lime stabilization of soils, focusing on its properties and the process involved. It draws upon research presented at the 41st Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board in 1962. The work aims to provide engineers with a foundational understanding of how lime affects soil characteristics for road construction and other civil engineering applications.

This technical paper, presented in 1962, likely served as a foundational document for civil engineers and materials scientists interested in soil stabilization techniques. Its focus on mix design, properties, and process suggests a detailed, data-driven approach intended for a specialist audience. The material would have been valuable for understanding the practical application of lime in improving subgrade soils for infrastructure projects.