The focus of this study is to critically review the physiochemical and engineering properties
of the fly ash and its applications in various fields. The utilization of fly ash has become a …

Fly ash is one of the most plentiful and versatile of the industrial by-products. At present,
nearly 150 million tonnes of fly ash is being generated annually in India posing dual …

The existence of pavement relies upon on strength of the subgrade soil and traffic density.
Most of the times, the subgrade soil properties may not be adequate. These soils are not …

The long-term structural performance of roads is mainly governed by the characteristics of
subgrade soil. Subgrades with highly compressive clays are one of the challenging aspects …

Pavement infrastructure projects require large amount of soil for construction. Very often
massive amount of the available soil is found to be weak, highly plastic and expansive in …

Soil stabilization problems like liquefaction, bearing capacity, permeability, excessive
settlement and swelling can be solved by improving soil's engineering properties by using …

Soil stabilization problems like liquefaction, bearing capacity, permeability, excessive
settlement and swelling can be solved by improving soil's engineering properties by using …

Several geotechnical and structural constructions are made on weak, soft and incompatible
soils. This becomes extremely perilous in geotechnical field because such soils are more …

Crucial properties of Fly ash such as Classification criteria, Grain size distribution, Specific
gravity, Compaction behavior, Permeability, Consolidation test, and Direct Shear Tests are …

The engineering characteristics of the soil, soil-fly ash and fly ash-lime, were examined to
utilize as base layer material in civil construction. The influence of fly ash percentage and …