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 …

Granite tile dust is a waste material produced in large amounts during the cutting and
grinding processes of granite tiles at manufacturing factories and construction sites …

An accurate evaluation of the clay's properties when mixed with recyclable materials is the
end objective of many geotechnical experimental efforts. However, experimental studies …

A reliable prediction of the soil properties mixed with recycled material is considered as an
ultimate goal of many geotechnical laboratory works. In this study, after planning and …

A massive amount of industrial waste is readily available for civil engineering works.
However, even a small amount can cause serious ecological problems. Global warming, on …

The main objective of this study is to evaluate and compare the efficiency of ordinary
Portland cement (OPC) in enhancing the unconfined compressive strength of soft soil alone …

Waste materials are being produced in huge quantities globally, and the usual practice is to
dump them into legal or illegal landfills. Recycled tiles (RT) are being used in soil …

This study involves an experimental examination of compression behaviors of fly ash
stabilized marine clay cured at different times concerning the influences of pore water …

Industrial wastes, such as steel slag and desulfurized gypsum, are piled up in large
quantities and only a very small portion is recycled, adversely impacting natural ecosystems …

The weakening and softening behavior of soft clay subjected to cyclic loading due to the
build-up of excess pore water pressure is well-known. During the design stage of the …