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Swelling Potential of Clayey Soil Modified with Rice Husk Ash Activated by Calcination for Pavement Underlay by Plasticity Index Method (PIM)

“…Soil modification or ground improvement is a popular method widely used in the stabilization of problematic soils utilized for engineering purposes [1][2][3]. is method is widely used in the geotechnical and geoenvironmental fields due to the substantial improvement recorded in the mechanical, strength, consistency, and gradation properties of expansive soils [3,4].…”

“…Soil modification or ground improvement is a popular method widely used in the stabilization of problematic soils utilized for engineering purposes [1][2][3]. is method is widely used in the geotechnical and geoenvironmental fields due to the substantial improvement recorded in the mechanical, strength, consistency, and gradation properties of expansive soils [3,4]. Soil stabilization could be mechanical, whereby soil properties are improved by mechanical means to achieve densified mass or chemicals, whereby chemical or organic additives are mixed with representative soils to improve these properties by reactive means [2].…”

“…Soil stabilization could be mechanical, whereby soil properties are improved by mechanical means to achieve densified mass or chemicals, whereby chemical or organic additives are mixed with representative soils to improve these properties by reactive means [2]. However, to achieve success in a soil stabilization protocol, a chemical stabilization or modification method is accompanied with a mechanical procedure [3,4]. is is by applying compactive effort on the additive treated soils to achieve the end results, which are strength gain and densification [4].…”

“…is is by applying compactive effort on the additive treated soils to achieve the end results, which are strength gain and densification [4]. Various additive binders like cement have been in common use over the decades [3]. is process, although old and conventional, has been observed through environmental impact assessment studies to be associated with environmental hazards [3].…”

“…Various additive binders like cement have been in common use over the decades [3]. is process, although old and conventional, has been observed through environmental impact assessment studies to be associated with environmental hazards [3]. is is because of the greenhouse emissions associated with the production and utilization of cement in construction activities as a binder.…”