This paper presents a review of waste disposal methods for fibre reinforced polymer (FRP)
materials. The methods range from waste minimisation, repurposing, reusing, recycling …

The main objective of soil stabilization is to transform the soil into engineered soils that can
better support the loading of buildings, either prior to construction or following damages from …

The field of biogeotechnics has emerged from the realization that processes intrinsic to
natural systems can provide new approaches and inspiration through which the efficiency …

This state-of-the-art covers advances in the constitutive modelling, experimental
investigation and field measurement of suction for unsaturated soils. It consists of three …

Encountering weak fine-grained soil presents a significant challenge during highway
construction. The conventional approach to address this challenge involves incorporating …

The mechanical and hydraulic properties of soils are largely governed by their soil-water
characteristics, which are influenced by factors such as pore size distribution (PSD). While …

Rocking isolation is one of the most effective methods to minimize the structural damage to
bridge piers caused by earthquakes. The system safeguards the structure from seismic …

Microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) is a nature-based technique that
has been developed over the past two decades for soil stabilization. However, the use of …

Soil stabilization using nanomaterials is an emerging research area although, to date, its
investigation has mostly been laboratory-based and therefore requires extensive study for …

The bearing capacity of soil in general is considered a key parameter in the field of
geotechnical engineering, requiring field investigations and extensive testing to eliminate …