Tile waste is found in several forms including manufacturing slurry, manufacturing dust, and
solid pieces from cracked, smashed, and rejected tiles at the construction sites. Worn out …

The accumulation of waste tires is a global resource and environmental problem. The landfill
or incineration of tires will infiltrate toxic chemicals into the surrounding environment, which …

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 …

This study deals with the determination of the engineering properties of sand–rubber tire
shred mixtures. The rubber tire shreds of fine size are mixed with river sand in various …

The escalating disposal of end-life tires has led to an urgent need for efficient reuse. The
positive environmental impact of the application of this material in large-scale civil engineer …

The environmentally friendly and safe disposal of waste discarded rubber tyres are
becoming a matter of serious concern across the globe because of its detrimental effect on …

Alluvial soils can be defined as sediments that have not completed their geological
formation have high void ratios, low bearing capacity, and low shear strength. To eliminate …

Waste production is one of the greatest problems of the modern world. It is inevitably related
to the increase of industrialization. One of the most difficult, and growing in amounts, waste …

Granulated coal ash (GCA), a mixture of the by-product from milling processes with a small
amount of cement added, has recently come to be used as a new form of geomaterial. The …

Waste material such as used tires is increasing every year, which poses environmental
problems. However, such material has been used in several geotechnical applications as …