Add to ORKGRecently, the production of blended cement and/or the development of new cementitious materials as binder alternatives in different civil engineering projects has noticeably increased. Using such materials could be considered as one of the sustainable solutions to reduce cement production and its effect on global warming. This study represents an evaluation of the geotechnical properties of soft soil stabilized with new sustainable binders produced from the blending of different types of waste materials. Initially, the experiments were conducted to optimize a calcium-based waste material (CBW) along with two different fly ashes (FA1 and FA2) used as pozzolanic activators. The outcome of this investigation indicated a significant reduction i...
This study investigated the use of two kinds of industrial wastes Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Sl...
Fly Ash is the waste material, which is obtained after burning coal in Thermal Power Plants. It can ...
This study represents the results of an experimental work using two types of fly ashes as a cement r...
Civil engineering projects located in areas with soft soil present some of the most common problems ...
The effectiveness of various materials as soil stabilizers has been investigated. While some are cau...
This paper represents the results of experimental work to investigate the suitability of a waste mat...
Soil stabilisation is one of the most common techniques used to mitigate the undesirable properties ...
Soil stabilisation using traditional binders such as Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), has a serious n...
This study represents the results of an experimental work using two types of fly ashes as a cement r...
An increasing interest in the development of alternative solutions based on the use of wastes and re...
An increasing interest in the development of alternative solutions based on the use of wastes and re...
The present experimental work briefly aimed to utilize two different waste materials; calcium carbid...
The improvement of geotechnical properties is often achieved by the addition of traditional binders,...
Rammed earth (RE) is a traditional soil-based building material made by compressing a mixture of nat...
Waste materials, sometimes called by-product materials have been increasingly used as replacement ma...
This study investigated the use of two kinds of industrial wastes Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Sl...
Fly Ash is the waste material, which is obtained after burning coal in Thermal Power Plants. It can ...
This study represents the results of an experimental work using two types of fly ashes as a cement r...
Civil engineering projects located in areas with soft soil present some of the most common problems ...
The effectiveness of various materials as soil stabilizers has been investigated. While some are cau...
This paper represents the results of experimental work to investigate the suitability of a waste mat...
Soil stabilisation is one of the most common techniques used to mitigate the undesirable properties ...
Soil stabilisation using traditional binders such as Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), has a serious n...
This study represents the results of an experimental work using two types of fly ashes as a cement r...
An increasing interest in the development of alternative solutions based on the use of wastes and re...
An increasing interest in the development of alternative solutions based on the use of wastes and re...
The present experimental work briefly aimed to utilize two different waste materials; calcium carbid...
The improvement of geotechnical properties is often achieved by the addition of traditional binders,...
Rammed earth (RE) is a traditional soil-based building material made by compressing a mixture of nat...
Waste materials, sometimes called by-product materials have been increasingly used as replacement ma...
This study investigated the use of two kinds of industrial wastes Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Sl...
Fly Ash is the waste material, which is obtained after burning coal in Thermal Power Plants. It can ...
This study represents the results of an experimental work using two types of fly ashes as a cement r...