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Frost heave is managed in earthwork design and stability, especially in cold climates, through various techniques. One common method is to properly insulate the ground to prevent freezing and subsequent heaving. This can be done by adding a layer of insulation, such as foam boards, beneath the soil. Additionally, designing proper drainage systems to divert water away from the area can help minimize the effects of frost heave. Using suitable materials with good frost resistance and compacting the soil properly are also important factors in managing frost heave in earthwork design.

Geosynthetic materials are used for soil stabilization in earthwork by providing reinforcement, separation, filtration, and drainage functions. They are often incorporated into the soil layers to improve their strength, stability, and overall performance. These materials, such as geotextiles, geogrids, and geocells, help distribute loads more evenly, prevent soil erosion, control water flow, and enhance the overall integrity of the earthwork structures.

Surcharge loads in earthwork are applied by placing additional weight or pressure on the ground surface to simulate the anticipated loads that will be exerted on the soil once the construction project is completed. This can be done by using heavy machinery, placing temporary structures, or piling up materials on the ground. The effects of surcharge loads are twofold. Firstly, they help to consolidate and compress the underlying soil by increasing the stress levels. This process, known as preloading, allows the soil to settle and stabilize over time, reducing the potential for future settlement or unevenness. Secondly, surcharge loads also provide a means to test the soil's ability to withstand the anticipated loads and assess its overall stability. By monitoring the settlement and deformation of the soil under the surcharge, engineers can make informed decisions regarding the design and construction of foundations or embankments. In summary, surcharge loads play a crucial role in earthwork by promoting soil consolidation, stability, and evaluating its load-bearing capacity.

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