Soil stabilization is a technique to improve the engineering and geotechnical properties of
soils such as mechanical strength, permeability, compressibility, durability and plasticity …

Stabilization of problematic soils for earthwork applications can be performed using a variety
of chemical additives, with lime, cement, or fly ash all being traditionally employed for this …

Many tropical residual laterites have relatively poor engineering properties due to the
significant percentage of fine-grained soil particles that they contain, which are formed by …

Biogeotechnology is a subfield of geotechnical engineering that utilizes microbial
approaches to improve the engineering parameters of soil. The use of biological processes …

The stabilisation of soils with additives is a chemical process that can be used to improve
soils that contain weak engineering properties. The effects of non-traditional additives on the …

Soil comprises the five primary chemical oxides: silica, alumina, calcium, magnesia, and
ferric. The proportions of these oxides significantly influence the geotechnical characteristics …

High amounts of ceramic waste is accumulated every year in the disposal and construction
sites due to the rejection of all smashed, cracked, and broken tiles. The usage of recycled …

Mechanical soil aeration is used for soil remediation at sites contaminated by volatile
organic compounds. However, the effectiveness of the method is limited by low soil …

通过开展不固结不排水(UU) 三轴剪切试验, 分析了铜污染宁明膨胀土的剪切强度变化规律.
通过扫描电子显微镜(SEM) 试验, X 射线荧光光谱分析以及马尔文激光粒度试验 …

The stabilization of soils with additives is a chemically modified method that can be used to
improve soils with weak engineering properties. Non-traditional additives such as ionic …