Dispersivity has long been a major concern in civil and geo-environmental engineering, as
well as in agricultural engineering and soil sciences. Dispersive clay soils are common, but …

Subgrade materials refer to the original ground underneath a road pavement, when these
materials are made up of expansive soil it is referred to as expansive subgrade. Sometimes …

In the present study, industrial wastes such as Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GBFS) and
Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag (BOFS) activated with calcium oxide (CaO) and medium …

In this paper, an experimental investigation was carried out to study strength, toughness and
microstructural properties of early age cemented tailings backfill (CTB) reinforced with three …

This paper innovatively proposes the use of natural rice husk for reinforcing stabilized soil,
and the experimental results exhibit the application potential. The reinforcement effects of …

Lignosulfonate is one of the by-products in the paper and pulp industry that is widely
produced around the world and its improper disposal or storage can pose irreparable risks …

The presence of dispersive soils in the region of Khushab, Pakistan, has been recognized
as a significant element causative to numerous challenges in construction. This research …

Soil surface erosion is a common natural phenomenon, considerably leading to land
degeneration and environment deterioration. In this study, microbially induced calcium …

The inappropriate use of dispersive clay in constructing roads/highways, embankments, and
other structures causes significant challenges to the construction industry. The dispersive …

To mitigate environmental issues caused by conventional binders and gain superior
geotechnical properties, pozzolanic materials can be considered for soil stabilization …