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CONCLUSION In this study, a review on Marble Dust Using in Sub-Grade Soil state of the current wherein part of pot openings and settlement is particularly during the blustery season and with the development of traffic. The improvement of sub-grade soil with ideal extent of Marble residue is to be considered. Remembering this target marble ...
soil have been studied using marble dust and coir fibre. With the increasing percent-age of marble dust in expansive soil the medium plasticity clay was found to be turned into low plasticity clay. The DFS of expensive soil is found to be decreased up to 93.44% when 40% marble dust was added. The optimum moisture content was
This research presents the effects of using marble dust on the geotechnical properties of Collapsible soil as a new stabilizing technique. A series of experimental tests are carried …
This work shows the determination of the swelling potential of soil as well as when mixed with varying proportion of marble dust (from 10 to 30%).The results obtained in laboratory provide satisfactory reason for using the marble powder as a stabilizer for improving index properties of black cotton soil. Download Free PDF View PDF
Salinization of soil is an excessive accumulation of water-soluble salts. Typically, it is table salt NaCl. The list is far more extensive and includes various compounds of sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfates, chlorides, carbohydrates, and …
Marble dust can also be used for improving the shear strength and reducing the swelling potential of clayey soils [33,34,35]. The performance of problematic soils can …
In this study, waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble dust, by-products of marble industry, were used for stabilization of expansive soils. The expansive soil is prepared in laboratory as a mixture of kaolinite and bentonite. Waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble dust were added to the expansive soil with predetermined ...
Agarwal et al. [9] evaluated the effect of marble dust on expansive soil through prepared soil samples replaced natural clay by 10% bentonite with (0–30) % of marble dust. Sarkar et al. [10] studied the effect of marble dust on CBR and found that the addition of marble dust increased CBR value linearly with increase in marble dust content.
Soil stabilization using chemical admixtures is the oldest and most widespread method of ground improvement. In this study, waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble …
Waste marble powder is an inert material obtained from the sawing, shaping and polishing of marble. Those marble dusts are hazardous to the health and atmosphere if it is not disposed properly. The main objective of the paper is to use those powders in construction work as a supplementary material and to observe the performance in concrete.
The increasing percentage of marble dust with soil increases the plasticity index and reduces the swelling properties of soil. This is very helpful to control volume …
Consistency limits, linear shrinkage, expansion index, and one-dimensional consolidation tests were performed on non-stabilized and stabilized samples with 5, 10, …
The use of waste marble powder in soil stabilization is an alternative recycling way to consume waste marble powders. Marble powder has been used as an effective stabilizer method in problematic soil worldwide [ 3, 5, 15, 32 ]. Sabat and Nanda [ 33] investigated the effect of marble powder with rice husk ash on expansive soil.
Salt-affected soils can be divided into saline, saline-sodic and sodic, depending in salt amounts, type of salts, amount of sodium present and soil alkalinity. Each type of salt-affected soil will have different characteristics, which will also determine the way they can be managed. [Technical definitions and classifications of salt-affected soils]
The possibility for the utilization of marble slurry dust for soil stabilisation is investigated 9 and found that 25-30% of the marble slurry dust can be mixed with various soils for the construction of roads and backfill material.
Waste marble dust (WMD) is produced in large quantities posing a threat to both the ecology and health of individuals. WMD is added to the soil in different percentages (7, 14 and 21) by dry weight of soil, and an investigation on the unconfined compressive strength (UCS) and penetration resistance has been carried out.
Yilmaz and Yurdakul [13] conducted a study on a soil-marble dust mixture with up to 40% marble dust. ... Most of the available literature concentrated on using marble dust and glass powder to ...
Stabilization of soil by using industrial waste such as marble dust and bagasse ash is successfully improving the poor properties of expansive soil. Marble dust and bagasse ash are available locally in large quantity, …
Results of chemical analysis of waste marble dust and volcanic ash. Type of Materials Used Element Composition (%) Waste Marble Dust Volcanic Ash Mg 1.07 3.26 Al 0.002 0.0018 Si 0.0053 0.0024 Ca 18.76 0.73 Fe 0.772 3.78 Table 2. Specimens used in the experimental study. No. Soils Samples (%) Waste Marble Dust (%) Volcanic Ash (%) …
creased significantly with the addition of marble dust content. The addition of 40% marble dust into the black cotton soil, increase the CBR values from 1.81% to 4.17%. Arun Patidar & Dr. H.K. Mahiya (2014) [4] had analyze the property of soil by mixing fibre in various percentage of 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 with plain soil, stone dust is
marble dust on strength and durability of rice husk ash stabilized expansive soil and found that addition of marble dust increased the strength, decreased the swelling pressure and made the soil-rice husk ash mixes durable. The optimum proportion of soil: rice husk ash: marble dust was found to be 70:10:20 III. MATERIALS AND METHOD
The proportion of marble discharged as waste during block production at the quarries is equal to 40–60% of the overall production volume. The waste generation rate …
Soil stabilization is any process which improves thephysical properties of soil, such as increasing shear strength, bearingcapacity etc. which can be done by use of controlled compaction or addition ofsuitable admixtures like cement, lime and waste materials like phosphogypsum,etc.
To accomplish the objectives, the characterizations of soil and marble dust are done by performing various laboratory experimental tests such as Atterberg's limits, particle size analysis, compaction characteristics, CBR, mineralogical, and microstructure.
stabilization-of-expansive-soils-using-waste-marble-dust-a 2/5 Downloaded from e2shi.jhu.edu on by guest dust web in this study waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble dust by products of marble industry were used for stabilization of expansive soils the expansive soil is prepared in laboratory as a mixture of kaolinite and
The soil is sensitive to wetting, warranting its stabilization. Waste marble dust (WMD) in varying percentages was used as an admixture. The study's optimization …
Soil stabilization using chemical admixtures is the oldest and most widespread method of ground improvement. In this study, waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble dust, by-products of marble industry, were used for stabilization of expansive soils. The expansive soil is prepared in laboratory as a mixture of kaolinite and bentonite.
Soil salinization is a global and dynamic problem which is predicted to intensify in future under the changing realms of climate. Vertisols are heavy clay soils characterized by low hydraulic conductivity, narrow workable moisture range, deep cracking and very high swelling clay minerals.
The marble dust particle size distribution revealed that it contains 15% clay, 25% silt, and 58% sand, indicating that it is classified as sand. As a result, the amount of …
Salinization is when the soil becomes saturated in salts. Salinization occurs because of heavy irrigation. What was the Dust Bowl? an environmental disaster where 650 million tons of topsoil were blown away in the Great Plains during the …
Soil stabilization using chemical admixtures is the oldest and most widespread method of ground improvement. In this study, waste limestone dust and waste dolomitic marble dust, by-products of marble industry, were used for stabilization of expansive soils. The expansive soil is prepared in laboratory as a mixture of kaolinite and bentonite.
a) Effect of marble dust addition in liquid limit: Marble dust added to soil in 0%, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% were subjected to liquid limit test using Casagrande apparatus and the variation is given in Fig. 2. The liquid limit decreased with increased addition of marble dust, which was obtained
6 The Soil with 30% of Marble Dust and 0.2% Polypropylene Fibre. 11.93 1.90 7 The Soil with 30% of Marble Dust and 0.3% Polypropylene Fibre. 12.80 1.80 Figure 1 : Analysis of OMC-MDD Figure 2 Parent soil Soil with 10% of Marble Dust Soil with 20% of Marble Dust Soil with 30% of Marble Dust MDD 1.98 2.05 2.09 2.15 OMC 11.34 10.5 10.1 9.6 …
Soil stabilization is the process which improves the engineering properties of the black cotton soil and thus making it more stable. Generally, when the soil available at site is not much suitable for the intended purpose, the soil stabilization is required.
the soil using marble dust and Polypropylene fibres in varying amounts in the present experimental work. The geotechnical properties of raw soil samples and stabilized soil …
The study found that adding 3% marble dust to untreated soil produces the best outcomes when compared to other percentages of marble dust. The collected findings indicated that at 3% MD, the ...
The marble dust particle size distribution revealed that it contains 15% clay, 25% silt, and 58% sand, indicating that it is classified as sand. As a result, the amount of clay in the combination can be lowered by adding marble dust to the soil sample. Table 2. Physical and Chemical Properties of Marble dust. 3. Experimental results and discussion