EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-CEMENT MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR INCORPORATED WITH ORGANIC POLLUTION

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KHATIBI MEHDI; RAEESI ESTABRAGH ALI; ABBASI NADER; ABDOLAHI ALIBEYK JAMAL

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Soil and Water Research Year:2015 | Volume:46 | Issue:1 Page(s): 141-149

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EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-CEMENT MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR INCORPORATED WITH ORGANIC POLLUTION

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KHATIBI MEHDI | RAEESI ESTABRAGH ALI | ABBASI NADER | ABDOLAHI ALIBEYK JAMAL | Issue Writer Certificate

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SOIL-CEMENTQ2

GLYCEROLQ2

STRENGTHQ2

CURING DURATIONQ3

Abstract

SOIL-CEMENT has been widely used, as a basic material, in the foundation of many such projects, as pavement of highways as well as lining of channels and reservoirs. This paper presents the effect of an organic additive component (Glycerol) on the mechanical behavior and on the properties of soil and SOIL-CEMENT mixtures. Soil samples were prepared by static compaction at maximum dry density and optimum moisture content for various percentages of cement and GLYCEROL as well for various CURING DURATIONs. Results indicated that contaminated soil with GLYCEROL (3%, 6% and 9%) show lower compressive STRENGTH as compared with natural soil. Furthermore the decrease in compressive STRENGTH is seen to be a function of GLYCEROL percentage. In addition, the use of cement (3% and 6%) on natural soil will cause an increase in the compressive STRENGTH. Furthermore an increase in the compressive STRENGTH of different SOIL-CEMENT samples was observed to be a function of cement percentages and CURING DURATIONs. In all, SOIL-CEMENT mixtures in addition with 3% of GLYCEROL show greater compressive STRENGTHs as compared with uncontaminated SOIL-CEMENT mixtures. However the use of higher percentages of GLYCEROL (6% and 9%) resulted in a noticeable decrease in STRENGTH as compared with uncontaminated SOIL-CEMENT mixtures.

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KHATIBI, MEHDI, RAEESI ESTABRAGH, ALI, ABBASI, NADER, & ABDOLAHI ALIBEYK, JAMAL. (2015). EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-CEMENT MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR INCORPORATED WITH ORGANIC POLLUTION. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH, 46(1), 141-149. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/225805/en

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KHATIBI MEHDI, RAEESI ESTABRAGH ALI, ABBASI NADER, ABDOLAHI ALIBEYK JAMAL. EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-CEMENT MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR INCORPORATED WITH ORGANIC POLLUTION. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH[Internet]. 2015;46(1):141-149. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/225805/en

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MEHDI KHATIBI, ALI RAEESI ESTABRAGH, NADER ABBASI, and JAMAL ABDOLAHI ALIBEYK, “EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-CEMENT MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR INCORPORATED WITH ORGANIC POLLUTION,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH, vol. 46, no. 1, pp. 141–149, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/225805/en

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