Soil stabilization is the process of improving the shear strength parameters of soil and thus
increasing the bearing capacity of soil. It is required when the soil available for construction …

The knowledge of soil Stabilization in geotechnical engineering has been well documented.
Journal articles and text books on stabilization technology are available to the students …

The construction of heavy structures on soils of low relative density is a challenging task.
The inclusion of soil–cement columns produced by the deep mixing method is one of the soil …

F pond ash (PA) from a coal fired thermal power station on tropical peat soil. Peat or highly
organic soils are well known for their high compressibility, natural moisture content, low …

In Sweden, lime and lime–cement have been used for several decades as stabilising agents
in deep stabilisation of soft soils. More recently, other types of binder have come into use …

Peat is a problematic or weak soil derived from fossilized organic material. The
characteristics of peat like low shear strength (3–16 kPa), high water holding capacity (up to …

This paper addresses the effects of cement treatment on the one-dimensional (1D)
consolidation behavior of a highly organic soil (LOI∼ 40%–60%, where LOI is the loss on …

This article describes a laboratory study on the effects of various curing techniques adopted
for the stabilization of peat with cement. The change in the strength of the samples was …

Soil mixing, or soil stabilisation, is a method of enhancing the geotechnical properties of
suitable host soil through the addition of cementitious and/or pozzolanic binders in either dry …

The rapid population growth and urbanization all over India have created a need for the
development of infrastructure which ultimately increases the demand even to utilize the most …