作者
II Akinwumi, JB Adeyeri, OA Ejohwomu
发表日期
2013
图书
ICSDEC 2012: Developing the Frontier of Sustainable Design, Engineering, and Construction
页码范围
457-464
简介
An investigation into the effect of adding pulverized steel slag (an industrial waste product) on some geotechnical properties of a lateritic soil. The soil is A-7-6(5) according to AASHTO classification systems. 5%, 8% and 10% steel slag content (SSC) each by dry weight of soil, was used to stabilize the soil while evaluating the specific gravity, consistency limits, compaction, permeability, uncured and cured strength of the soil. The results obtained show that the increase in SSC decreased the OMC up to 8% SSC but increased the maximum dry unit weight. The increase in SSC reduced the soil plasticity and swell potential and it increased the permeability, cured and uncured strength of the soil. 8% SSC was observed to be the optimum content, based on results of uncured strength of the soil.
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