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Paper ID:IJSREM11766

SOIL STABILIZATION USING CERAMIC WASTE AND SODIUM HYDROXIDE AS A BINDER-A REVIEW

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Amit Yadav

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Aishwary Rajput

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Ashish Verma

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This review paper is designed to treat unhealthy soils with tile waste and sodium hydroxide as a commitment to improve its engineering features. Weak soils become very porous when exposed to moisture and shrink because moisture evaporates, following a low carrying capacity. Therefore, unsuitable soil should be compacted, improving the subgrade load-bearing function to assist the road and foundation. Dangerous soils found in the area are associated with one of the potential particles of tiles and sodium hydroxide as a liability. Look for liquid limitations, plastic overlays, fall head extensions, check the popular proctor, and California bearing ratio to see if the use of different types of tiles has been achieved. waste and sodium hydroxide as a binder (CBR) direct shear has been done with a soil pattern and tested for the development of world engineering houses.

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Black cotton soil CBR Calcium hydroxide Vitrified tiles waste powder Weak soil

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Amit Yadav, Aishwary Rajput, Ashish Verma, "SOIL STABILIZATION USING CERAMIC WASTE AND SODIUM HYDROXIDE AS A BINDER-A REVIEW," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 6, no. 3, Mar 2022.

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