Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement

In the geotechnical field, any soft ground area that has construction on it will face a major challenge. A lot of engineering problems could arise either during or after the construction phase due to low shear strength and high compressibility of this soil in the form of excessive settlement, slo...

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Main Authors: Pakir, F, Ismail, N A, Yunos, N Z M, Jamaludin, N, Talib, M K A, Dan, M F M, Madun, A
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Published: 2023
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spelling my.uthm.eprints.119322025-01-09T08:03:36Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/11932/ Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement Pakir, F Ismail, N A Yunos, N Z M Jamaludin, N Talib, M K A Dan, M F M Madun, A TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) In the geotechnical field, any soft ground area that has construction on it will face a major challenge. A lot of engineering problems could arise either during or after the construction phase due to low shear strength and high compressibility of this soil in the form of excessive settlement, slope instability or bearing capacity failure. The real challenge with marine clay is stability and settlement when construction takes place. To solve this problem, study of compressibility of stabilized marine clay will be performed. The soil stabilization study aims at improving the compressibility of marine clay by adding of coal ash and cement as the stabilizer. The aim of this study is to verify the physical properties of soft marine clay soil. Then, to determine the effect of compressibility of untreated and treated soft marine clay soil with addition of coal ash and cement (OPC) at different curing periods. The samples are classified as clayey silt with slightly plasticity since the value of plastic index (PI) is less than 7. The result of the maximum dry density is 1580 kg/m3 while for the optimum moisture content (OMC) is 20%. The void ratio of the sample decreases as the curing periods increases and the optimum ratio of fly ash to bottom ash is 50:50. Compression index and swelling index value signifies the compressibility of a soil and the value of compression index and swelling index decreases as the curing period increases. Thus, through this research the compressibility of marine clay can be improved to support load and decrease the problem of settlement on construction of soft soil 2023-10-09 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/11932/1/P17064_2495f8ab871ed5427716ccb89ed12194.pdf%206.pdf Pakir, F and Ismail, N A and Yunos, N Z M and Jamaludin, N and Talib, M K A and Dan, M F M and Madun, A (2023) Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement. In: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. https://10.1088/1755-1315/1347/1/012066
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topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Pakir, F
Ismail, N A
Yunos, N Z M
Jamaludin, N
Talib, M K A
Dan, M F M
Madun, A
Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
description In the geotechnical field, any soft ground area that has construction on it will face a major challenge. A lot of engineering problems could arise either during or after the construction phase due to low shear strength and high compressibility of this soil in the form of excessive settlement, slope instability or bearing capacity failure. The real challenge with marine clay is stability and settlement when construction takes place. To solve this problem, study of compressibility of stabilized marine clay will be performed. The soil stabilization study aims at improving the compressibility of marine clay by adding of coal ash and cement as the stabilizer. The aim of this study is to verify the physical properties of soft marine clay soil. Then, to determine the effect of compressibility of untreated and treated soft marine clay soil with addition of coal ash and cement (OPC) at different curing periods. The samples are classified as clayey silt with slightly plasticity since the value of plastic index (PI) is less than 7. The result of the maximum dry density is 1580 kg/m3 while for the optimum moisture content (OMC) is 20%. The void ratio of the sample decreases as the curing periods increases and the optimum ratio of fly ash to bottom ash is 50:50. Compression index and swelling index value signifies the compressibility of a soil and the value of compression index and swelling index decreases as the curing period increases. Thus, through this research the compressibility of marine clay can be improved to support load and decrease the problem of settlement on construction of soft soil
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Pakir, F
Ismail, N A
Yunos, N Z M
Jamaludin, N
Talib, M K A
Dan, M F M
Madun, A
author_facet Pakir, F
Ismail, N A
Yunos, N Z M
Jamaludin, N
Talib, M K A
Dan, M F M
Madun, A
author_sort Pakir, F
title Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
title_short Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
title_full Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
title_fullStr Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
title_full_unstemmed Compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
title_sort compressibility behavior of marine clay treated by combination of coal ash and cement
publishDate 2023
url http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/11932/1/P17064_2495f8ab871ed5427716ccb89ed12194.pdf%206.pdf
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