THE EFFECT OF GLYCEROL ON COMPRESSIONAL STRENGTH OF SOIL AND SOIL – CEMENT MIXTURE

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KHATIBI M.; REISSI ESTABRAGH A.

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Journal: ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Year:2015 | Volume:8 | Issue:1-2 Page(s): 91-101

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THE EFFECT OF GLYCEROL ON COMPRESSIONAL STRENGTH OF SOIL AND SOIL – CEMENT MIXTURE

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KHATIBI M. | REISSI ESTABRAGH A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

SOIL_CEMENTQ2

GLYCEROLQ2

COMPRESSIVE STRENGTHQ2

CURING TIMEQ2

Abstract

Glycerol is a hydrocarbon compound and is considered an environmental organic pollutant. This paper presents the effect of different percentages of GLYCEROL on the strength of soil and soil-cement mixtures. COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH experiments were conducted on natural soil and soil-cement (with %3 and %6 cement) samples contaminated with different percentages (%3, %6 and %9) of GLYCEROL. Results indicated that COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH of soil samples prepared with different percentages of GLYCEROL decrease compare to natural soil while increasing COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH of soil-cement mixtures at low percentages (%3) of GLYCEROL. Furthermore using higher percentages of GLYCEROL (%6 and %9) caused decrease in the COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH for soil-cement mixtures.

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