Natural soils are usually heterogeneous and characterized with complex microstructures.
Sand–clay mixtures are often used as simplified soils to investigate the mechanical …

Severe climatic and environmental conditions warrant the use of stabilization agents in aid
of compaction for sustainable improvement in engineering properties of clays …

The aim of this study is to evaluate the use of waste ceramic tiles as a raw material in the
design of road pavement subgrade. Instead of disposal in landfills, ceramic tiles can be used …

This experimental laboratory study examines the potential use of tire-derived aggregate
(TDA) products as an additive to alleviate the inferior geotechnical properties of a subgrade …

The present study investigates the behavior of clayey sand soils stabilized using either
polypropylene fiber or ordinary Portland cement. For this purpose, two homogenous soil …

This study proposed the recycling of sewage sludge (SS) and red gypsum (RG) as potential
temporary landfill cover materials. Mixtures with different SS and RG compositions were …

Fly ash is a waste product obtained from coal-based thermal power stations. In the absence
of proper utilization, large quantities of fly ash are dumped in the landfills. Since traces of …

With growing importance of green infrastructure, sustainable natural fibers such as coir and
jute are extensively used for shallow depth embankment reinforcement. The motivation of …

Expansive clayey soils often pose challenges for construction projects due to their low
bearing capacity, swelling, and shrinkage properties. While previous research has explored …

This study aims to provide a thorough evaluation for the changes in the microstructure and
evolution of strength of highly reactive clays that were treated with 7% lime over a period of …