2018
DOI: 10.30572/2018/kje/090115
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Improvement of Expansive Soil by Using Silica Fume

Abstract: Expansive soils are characterized by their considerable volumetric deformations representing a serious challenge for the stability of the engineering structures such as foundations. Consequently, the measurements of swelling properties, involving swelling and swell pressure, become extremely important in spite of their determination needs  a lot of time with  costly particular equipment. Thus, serious researches attempts have been tried to remedy such soils by means of additives such as cement, lime, steel fib… Show more

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“…Based on the results obtained in Figure 3, both of the stabilizers can bind and flocculate the kaolin to become coarser particles, with a reduction of fine clay content via the cation exchange activity and pozzolanic reactions. These outcomes are similar to the previous studies conducted by other researchers, aforesaid in the previous section and paragraph [34]. The diminution in PI upon the addition of SF and ESA shows that the expansive characteristics of kaolin clay are reduced.…”
Section: Atterberg Limitsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Based on the results obtained in Figure 3, both of the stabilizers can bind and flocculate the kaolin to become coarser particles, with a reduction of fine clay content via the cation exchange activity and pozzolanic reactions. These outcomes are similar to the previous studies conducted by other researchers, aforesaid in the previous section and paragraph [34]. The diminution in PI upon the addition of SF and ESA shows that the expansive characteristics of kaolin clay are reduced.…”
Section: Atterberg Limitsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…In the literature, different studies were conducted to evaluate the effect of silica fume on problematic soils [38][39][40][41][42]. In these studies, the performance of swelling and dispersive soils treated with SF is evaluated in terms of the strength properties, mostly in the static state, together with the change in their geotechnical index properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results plotted in Fig. (11) And table (3) Are listed in indicate that, the higher the normal stress the lesser of horizontal displacements. The relationship between the pull out force and the induced horizontal displacement is not in a linear relationship; when the applied pull out duplicated to four times i.e.…”
Section: Normal Stress and Geogrid Horizontal Displacementmentioning
confidence: 95%