Fly ash is a waste material obtained from burning of coal in thermal power plants. Coal
consumption is still very high and is expected to remain above 38% globally. Therefore …

The waste-to-energy (WTE) technologies are now recovering energy and materials from
over 300 million tonnes of municipal solid wastes worldwide. Extensive studies have …

Expansive clays feature high compressibility and large swelling-shrinkage potential, which
may cause significant damage to the infrastructures, including pavements. This study …

In order to clarify the influence of the municipal solid waste incineration bottom ash (MSWI
BA) content on the pavement performance of the cement-stabilized macadam, the MSWI BA …

The construction of coastal areas generates a substantial volume of waste marine clay
(WMC), which poses environmental and safety challenges during the stockpiling process …

Mine haul roads play an important role in the mining industry. They are often designed as
unsealed roads, which are frequently damaged due to seasonal moisture variation …

The significant increase in hazardous waste generation in Australia has led to the
discussion over the incorporation of artificial intelligence into the hazardous waste …

The demand for fresh materials for the construction and maintenance of pavements is
increasing daily with the rapid development of infrastructures. The continuous extraction of …

The expansive soil under investigation has caused damage to lightweight structures due to
its swelling and shrinkage characteristics in response to changing moisture content. The …

This paper presents the strength and micro-structural characteristics of high plasticity
expansive clay stabilized with ordinary Portland cement (OPC) and geopolymers …