This paper provides a review of the research on use of polymers for soil stabilization in
pavement and geotechnical engineering. First, the properties impacting the effectiveness of …

Concrete is the most produced construction material in the world and has a close tie to
carbon dioxide emissions. To reduce the gas pollution and resource drain of cement …

Quantitatively optimizing critical factors for geopolymer production and explaining the
interaction effects between each factor are significant for engineering applications. A three …

Increase in demand for mineral commodities such as coal, copper, iron, aluminium, gold,
tungsten, zinc etc., has led to higher quantity of mineral waste produced such as solids …

In this study, the effects of fly ash and granulated blast furnace slag based geopolymer on
the mechanical properties of high plasticity clayey soils were investigated. For this purpose …

This study investigates the replacement of conventional stabilizers with eco-friendly
alternatives, with a specific focus on enhancing pavement subgrade applications. This …

The use of mine tailings (MTs) as the precursor for producing geopolymers is an effective
way to reduce their storage and mitigate their negative effects on the environment. MTs were …

Geopolymers are considered a suitable alternative to portland cement due to their
appropriate mechanical properties, the capacity of by-product/waste consumption, and …

Dune sands have low shear strength due to weak particle structures and lack of bondings.
Environmental challenges, sandstorms for instance, can be occurred by the wind. Therefore …

Waste from construction and demolition (also known as CDW) is one of the most harmful
environmental issues. This study's primary goal is to produce new mortar and brick materials …