Peat is formed by the degradation of plants and animals in the lack of oxygen and is widely
known for its very weak geotechnical characteristics. This is the reason to be considered as …

Peat is a renowned problematic soil and needs stabilization to enhance its engineering
properties. Silica fume (SF) and Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) were extensively adopted …

Peat is classified as a problematic soil due to its low shear strength, low bearing capacity
and high compressibility characteristics, which has become a crucial problem in the …

Peat is a highly organic deposit consisting of partially decomposed organic matter typically
found in the coastal area. The biggest challenge faced in the construction projects on peat is …

With the increase in population, there is a dearth of land suitable for infrastructure
development. Due to poor engineering properties, many areas of land remain unutilized …

Peat is a renowned problematic soil and needs stabilization to enhance its engineering
properties. Silica fume (SF) and Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) were extensively adopted …

The workability and strength of green-mix concrete in an experiment using high fly ash
concrete cast with various percentages of plastic trash are presented in this study. The …

Peat geotechnical properties such as low shear strength, high organic matter, low bearing
capacity and high compressibility make it been regarded as difficult soil. Peat soil is …