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2023.7.1 In general, soil stabilization is a technique for enhancing the qualities of soil by blending and combining various admixtures. The purpose of soil stabilization is to
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2017.12.16 One of the methods for soil improvement is that the problematic soil is replaced by suitable soil. The high cost involved in this method has led researchers to
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2018.8.23 Abstract. Calcium-based stabilizers such as lime and cement control swell and shrinkage behavior and enhance strength properties for expansive soils through the
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2019.6.19 In addition, this study investigated the potential use of CGR for roadbed soil stabilization. To evaluate the performance of CGR for soil stabilization purpose, this
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2021.4.23 The novel agent produced more hydration products and its stabilized soil formed a relatively firm reticular structure as compared to the cement-stabilized soil. An
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2023.6.13 Concrete grinding residue (CGR) is a byproduct of the diamond grinding processes commonly used to rehabilitate concrete pavements. This study investigated
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2023.3.10 In general, soil stabilization is a technique for enhancing the qualities of soil by blending and combining of various admixtures. The purpose of soil stabilization is to increase the bearing
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Chemical stabilization of problematic soils is a traditional but cost-effective technique for enhancing soil properties by incorporating various industrial-based chemical binders into
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2014.10.4 These chemical stabilizers offer the following attractions, all of which result in cost savings compared with other forms of ground/soil improvement: smaller quantity
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2021.4.23 In an effort to reduce energy consumption and protect environment, developing an alternative to reduce or replace the use of cement in soil stabilization has been a topic research since long. This paper presents a novel binder (called GS agent, G and S are the initials of gypsum and slag, respectively) for stabilizing soft soil based on
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2014.10.4 The traditional chemical soil stabilization additives are cement, lime, fly ash, and bitumen, ... The treated specimens were prepared by grinding the cured sample to pass through a 0.425-mm sieve. Scanning electron microscopy Scanning electron micrographs were obtained, using Oxford Instruments Microanalysis Group FEI XL 30
Read More2017.1.20 Zhang et al. (2016) had conducted a systematical laboratory tests to investigate the physical and engineering properties of the problematic silty soil stabilized with by-product lignin, and stated that lignin was more effective than lime in soil stabilization in terms of unconfined compressive strength, modulus, and moisture stability.
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2022.1.1 The present study aims at review of literatures pertaining to the stabilization of clay using RHA and lime sludge, separately and combined as well. It was observed that increasing the amount of RHA and lime sludge in the soil improves its strength. Additionally, to determine the best ratio of the two additives in order to maximize soil strength.
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2023.7.3 Nanocement was added to the soil in the percentage range of 1%, 3%, 5%, and 7% by weight and curing times of 1, 7, 28, and 90 days. Figure 8. Stress–strain curve of the treated specimens with 1% ...
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2016.4.1 The purpose of this study is to investigate the joint activation of fly ash and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) in the stabilization of expansive soils. In India, the two types of industrial waste produced in the greatest volumes are fly ash and granulated blast furnace slag, with an annual production of 170 and 15 million tonnes ...
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2017.6.27 This study evaluates the environmental performance of a lime–rice husk ash stabilized lateritic soil that had been contaminated with either lead or naphthalene. The Lime and Rice husk ash mixed in a ratio of 1:2 was used as a stabilizing binder and added to the contaminated soil at diverse quantities of 5 and 10% by weight of the contaminated
Read More2017.12.16 The other significant effects of soil–cement stabilization is reduction in shrinkage and swell potential, increase in strength, elastic modulus, and resistance against the effect of moisture, freeze, and thaw. Cement treated soils show a brittle behavior compare of non-treated soils [ 26, 27 ].
Read More2020.9.11 For soil stabilization, a huge amount of stabilizer is required; therefore, it can get benefit from these factories for soil stabilization with a combination of crushed limestone by-product in the area. An alternative material for the improvement of expansive soils, which is environmentally friendly and cost-effective, is the stone powder.
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BOMAG soil stabilizers – for base stabilization, soil improvement in road construction and soil consolidation. The aim of base stabilization measures is to increase the compactability and thus the soil’s load-bearing capacity while protecting it from water penetration. By adding lime, a moderately load-bearing capacity subgrade can be ...
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2 天之前 Good for Communities. Employee-owned companies are rooted in local communities. Pavement Recycling Systems specializes in Asphalt Milling, Asphalt Removals, Full Depth Reclamation, Cement Stabilization, Pulverizing, Cold In-Place Recycling, Rumble Strips, and Diamond Grinding.
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2022.6.1 The soil stabilization test results (Fig. 7) indicated that CSW may be successfully used as soil improving agent. The CSW improved the attained values in terms of both used testing procedures. ... Concrete grinding residue: management practices and reuse for soil stabilization. Transp. Res. Rec., 2673 (2019), pp. 748-763, 10.1177 ...
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2020.1.15 Soft soil is widely distributed in Vietnam, especially in the coastal area. In engineering practice, soft soil cannot be used to build any construction and needs to be improved or treated before building construction. In addition, Vietnam has many pig-iron or thermal power plants, which annually produce a huge amount of granulated blast furnace
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2020.11.28 Soil improvement and treatment is a necessity off-late in response to the growing demand for construction spaces. Also, for the emphasis of development in the right direction, it is necessary to select a sustainable and economic technique to treat the soil. Biopolymers present such an eco-friendly alternative material for soil treatment. This
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GUIDELINES FOR SOIL STABILIZATION Stabilization projects are site specific and require integration of standard test methods, analysis procedures and design steps to develop acceptable solutions. Many variables should be considered in soil treatment, especially if the treatment is performed with the intent of providing a long-term effect on soil ...
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2020.11.24 Soil stabilization using cementing materials is a well-known procedure for earth-based building blocks preparation. For the selected binding materials, innovation usually focuses on low carbon systems, many of which are based on alkaline activation. In the present paper, blast furnace slag (BFS) is used as a mineral precursor, and the
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2020.1.1 Addition of hydrated lime to a clayey soil facilitates modification and stabilization [27]. Modification occurs when Ca 2+ ions (from hydrated lime) are adsorbed to the clay surface, lowering plasticity and flocculating the clay colloids [28]. The soil becomes friable and granular, making it easier to compact due to the reduced plasticity index ...
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2023.6.13 The blending of CGR into the shoulder material was found to be the most efficient stabilization method for field application. Get full access to this article ... P. Goosen-Alix, L. Prunty, P. J. White, and F. Casey. (2011). “Smooth Brome (Bromus Inermis Leyss) and Soil Chemical Response to Concrete Grinding Residue Application,” Water, Air ...
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5 天之前 The soil stabilization methods involve the use of stabilizing agents in weak soils to improve their geotechnical properties such as compressibility, strength, permeability, and durability. By using soil stabilization unbound soil materials can be stabilized with cementitious materials (cement, lime, fly ash, bitumen, or a combination of these).
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Read More2017.11.30 Stabilized soil is a composite material that is obtained from the combination and optimization of properties of constituent materials. Adding cementing agents such as lime, cement and industrial ...
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2019.2.4 Soil stabilization with cement and . lime. London: HMSO. Electronic Journal of Str uctural Engineering 18(2) 2018. 23 . ... grinding. Co nstruction and Building Material s, 43, pp.480-489.
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2019.6.19 Concrete grinding residue (CGR) is a slurry byproduct produced from diamond grinding operations used to smooth concrete pavement surface. ... In addition, this study investigated the potential use of CGR for roadbed soil stabilization. To evaluate the performance of CGR for soil stabilization purpose, this study mixed 10%, 20%, 30%, and
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2016.11.5 A variety of soil stabilization techniques have been applied to improve the bearing capacity of soft soil, ... which included calcination and grinding. After drying the POFA in an oven for 24 h, at 105 °C, the In the next step, in order to remove any unburned carbon, the ground POFA was heated at 440 °C in an electric furnace, for about 1 h. ...
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Soil stabilization is defined as chemical or physical treatments which increase or maintain the stability of a soil or improve its engineering properties. The addition of IGCC residues to a soil may provide a construction sub-base, improves soil strength and durability, controls soil volume changes, and provides a temporary wearing surface ...
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2024.1.17 Akinmusuru et al. (1991) studied the effect of mixing GGBFS with soil on consistency and compaction characteristics of lateritic soil. The GGBFS content was varied from 0-15% by dry weight of soil ...
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Geological disasters often occur due to expansion and shrinkage properties of expansive soil. This paper presents a cementitious material combined with rice husk ash (RHA) obtained from biomass power plants and lime to stabilize expansive soil. Based on compressive and flexural strength of RHA-lime mortars, blending ratio of RHA/lime was
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