The ground is a natural grand system; it is composed of myriad constituents that aggregate
to form several geologic and biogenic systems. These systems operate independently and …

Geological hazards, such as landslides and soil erosion, are frequently found in regions
where mudstone soils are prevalent. These soils can also present challenges for the …

Colloidal nanosilica hydrosols are electrochemically stabilised polymerised amorphous
silica in low viscosity suspensions. They have no known adverse impact on soil health and …

Salt lakes are major sources of dust. Formation of natural evaporitic salt crusts can reduce
the dust efflux, but protection is dependent on environmental conditions and the …

With growing global interest in sustainability and the necessity of its incorporation into every
facet of living, earthen materials continue to attract interest of geotechnical engineers. Due to …

With the construction of expressways in eastern Henan, silt has been widely used as a filling
material. However, the silt in this area is lacking clay, the content of active oxides in the soil …

The consensus is that by incorporating plant-based additives into the ground stabilisation,
the natural capacity of the soil to adapt and respond to environmental stresses can be …

The process of purifying agricultural products, at various food processing plants, generates
waste materials that consist of precipitated calcium carbonate, organic debris, and trace …

Hydrous and quick lime is utilized in various types of food processing operations to remove
impurities from agricultural products. During this process, the waste that is produced consists …

This study is centred around the potential of repurposing agricultural residues in India to
partially replace cement. India is the world's second-largest cement producer, with 537 …