Soil liquefaction is a phenomenon associated with strong earthquakes and it can affect large
areas. High-rise and low-rise buildings, residential structures typically of 1–2 storeys, may …

Large quantities of scrap tires are produced by the automobile industry each year, which
causes disposal challenges and impacts the environment. However, scrap tires exhibit …

Experimental investigations were conducted using laboratory physical model tests to
examine the behaviour of circular footing (diameter, D= 150 mm) resting on sand-tyre shred …

The growing global issue of waste tyres, which are non-biodegradable, poses serious
environmental risks, with improper disposal and burning contributing to air and water …

Managing waste tires presents a significant challenge globally, particularly in regions
experiencing high temperatures and shortage of landfill sites. This issue is affecting …

Due to the behavior of low-density and high-energy absorption efficiency, rubber materials
are now being extensively applied to solve geotechnical problems. In order to ensure the …

One of the most environmentally friendly methods to recycle scrap tires is by shredding them
into tire derived aggregate (TDA). TDA possesses desirable properties for various civil …

Liquefaction causes major deformations in infrastructures. The rapidly increasing of scrap
car tires causes to find new areas to recycle them. It has been seen that granular rubbers to …