Titlebook: Geotechnical Characterization and Modelling; Proceedings of IGC 2 Madhavi Latha Gali,Raghuveer Rao P. Conference proceedings 2020 Springer

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Strength Tests and Model Experiments on Soil Reinforced with Areca and PVA Fibers,ten very weak in tension and has less stability under heavy loading. This paper presents stabilization of soil with bottom ash reinforcement of soil with natural or synthetic fibers. Several reinforcing materials are available in the market, but they are costly and not easily accessible. Bottom ash

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Load-Settlement Behaviour of Ballasted Rail Track Stabilized with Geosynthetics,to transmit and distribute an induced cyclic load to the underlying sub-ballast and sub-grade at a reduced and acceptable level of stress. Upon repeated train loading, ballast deteriorates and becomes fouled because of breakage and infiltration of external fine particles. It adversely affects the pe

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Strain Rate Effect on Shear Strength of Rounded and Angular Sand,ith rounded smooth grains (Ennore standard sand) and another with angular grains (Ganga sand), were carried out with a view to investigate the difference in shear strength of the sands at different shear strain rates. From the test results, it was found out that friction angle depends largely on gra

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Influence of Strain Rate on Unconfined Compressive Strength of Bentonite and Sand Mixes,n used in a variety of geotechnical structures. The objective of this paper is to investigate the strain rate effect on unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of compacted bentonite and sand (.:.) mixes. For this, bentonite of different proportions was mixed with 60, 70, 80 and 90% sand and the UCS o

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Development of Rapid Moisture Meter for Soil Laboratory and Field Testing,ivity in every soil testing laboratory as well as it has significance in field testing also. All index properties are having relationship with soil moisture content. Drying a soil to constant weight at 110?°C is the traditional method of arriving at a dry sample weight. This method required 24?hours

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Properties of Fly Ash-Based Controlled Low Strength Material,ls. Flowable fills require no tamping or compaction to achieve the strength. Various CLSM mixtures were prepared by using fly ash, quarry dust, blast furnace slag and cement. For all the mixes, the cement content is kept constant at 5%. The amount of mixing water is chosen in order to provide a flow

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