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Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Airoli: (Civil and Infrastructure Engineering)

The document summarizes a student project on soil stabilization using conventional materials. It includes an introduction on soil stabilization, the need for the project, a literature review summarizing several research papers on the topic, the aim and objectives of studying different conventional stabilization materials and their environmental impacts. It then describes the process of soil stabilization and different conventional materials used such as cement, fly ash, lime, and bitumen. It concludes with the future scope of conducting soil tests at a construction site to evaluate feasibility and recommend a stabilization method.

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Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Airoli: (Civil and Infrastructure Engineering)

The document summarizes a student project on soil stabilization using conventional materials. It includes an introduction on soil stabilization, the need for the project, a literature review summarizing several research papers on the topic, the aim and objectives of studying different conventional stabilization materials and their environmental impacts. It then describes the process of soil stabilization and different conventional materials used such as cement, fly ash, lime, and bitumen. It concludes with the future scope of conducting soil tests at a construction site to evaluate feasibility and recommend a stabilization method.

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DATTA MEGHE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, AIROLI

(CIVIL AND INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING )

TOPIC: SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIALS


CODE: CIM601 (MINI PROJECT PART-2B)
GROUP NO-6
(PRESENTED BY)
CS-71 S.K.VELANI CS-50 A.B.JAIN
CS-64 S.S.ROGYE CS-30 Y.M.TANKSALE

GUIDE : PROF. MRUDULA INGALE

HOD :DR. A. P. PATIL PRINCIPAL:DR.S.D.SAWARKAR


SOIL
STABILIZATION
USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL
PRESENTED BY: SARTHAK VELANI

AARYAMIT JAIN
YUKTA TANKSALE
SANSKAR ROGYE

CONTENT
Introduction
Need of this Project
Literature Review
Summarized findings from literature
Aim and Objectives
Process of Soil stabilization
Different conventional materials used in Soil stabilization.
Future Scope
References
3 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL
INTRODUCTION
Soil stabilization a general term for any physical, chemical, mechanical,

biological, or combined method of changing a natural soil to meet an engineering

purpose.
Improvements include increasing the weight bearing capabilities, tensile

strength, and overall performance of in situ subsoils, sands, and waste materials

in order to strengthen road pavements.


It is a process by which a soils physical property are transformed to provide

long-term permanent strength gains.


The Mesopotamians and Romans discovered that it was possible to improve the

ability of pathways to carry traffic by mixing the weak soils with a stabilizing

agent.

4 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL


NEED OF THIS PROJECT

To decrease the carbon footprint.


Conventional product used can significantly improve the geotechnical properties

of soil thus offer better result.


To increase the shear strength of a soil and/or control the shrink-swell properties

of a soil, thus improving the load bearing capacity of a sub-grade to support

pavements and foundations.

5 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL


LITERATURE REVIEW
SR. YEAR OF
TITLE OF PAPER AUTHOR CONTRIBUTION
NO PUBLICATION
1 SOIL STABILIZATION BY USING KARTHIK, ASHOK AIM OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO STABILIZE THE LOCALLY
JAN’2014
FLY ASH KUMAR, GOWTHAM, AVAILABLE RED SOIL AROUND TIRUPUR DISTRICT.
ELANGO, GOKUL

SOIL STABILIZATION METHODS GREGORY PAUL MAKUSA THIS STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW BRINGS UP TO DATE
2
AND MATERIALS 2012 TRENDS IN STABILIZATION PRACTICE WITH THE MAIN
FOCUS IN STABILIZATION METHODS AND MATERIALS.

3 STABILIZATION OF SOIL WITH MANUEL MATEOS 1962 THE PAPER REVEALS THAT FLY ASH HAS SOME OF THEM
FLY ASH ALONE CONTAIN CEMENTING MATERIALS- LIME OR OTHER
PRODUCTS-IN A QUANTITY SUFFICIENT FOR GOOD STRENGTH.

LABORATORY STUDY ON SOIL ANIL KUMAR SINGHAI, NOV’2014 THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PAPER IS TO UPGRADE EXPANSIVE
4
STABILIZATION USING FLY SUDHANSHU SHEKHAR SOIL AS A CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL USING RICE HUSK ASH
ASH AND RICE HUSK ASH SINGH (RHA) AND FLY ASH, WHICH ARE WASTE MATERIALS.

MAY’2021 TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF FLY ASH ON STABILIZATION


5 SOIL STABILIZATION USING VIKAS B.MANCHAREA,
PRAFULLAKUMAR R. MAHALEB, ROHAN PROCESS ON BLACK COTTON SOIL.
FLY ASH AND IRON DUST
P. WARUGASEC, VAIBHAV P. SHINDED

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SYNOPSIS OF LITERATURE
REVIEW
In this research paper we found out about various methods and materials used for

soil stabilization.
We received a brief knowledge about various conventional material used and its
methodology and even more information about the newer or still being researched

materials and methodology used for soil stabilization.


We learnt about the changes in engineering properties of the soil, environment

impact and financial impact of conventional soil stabilization methods and

materials.
7 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL
AIM & OBJECTIVES
Aim
This project gives insight about soil stabilization using conventional material by performing various

laboratory test on soil to differentiate between tradition and newer material of stabilization.

Objectives
To study the benefit of different materials used in soil stabilization.
To study the Environmental Impact of different materials used in soil stabilization.
To carry out various test on soil sample collected from a site.

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PROCESS OF SOIL
STABILIZATION
1.The location is first checked for the existing level,
2.Then according to the level received, the soil is either removed or added to get the

required level using heavy machinery like poclain and dumper trucks,
3.Then the surface is levelled using dozers,
4.Then to improve the soil strength, stabilizing agents or additives are added on the

surface using special dumper trucks with dispensers in the rear end of the truck.
5.Then huge soils compactors are run throughout the area and
6.Then field test are done to determine whether the required strength is achieved.

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DIFFERENT CONVENTIONAL MATERIALS
USED IN SOIL STABILIZATION
1.Cement
2.Fly ash
3.Lime
4.Bituminous materials
5.Polymer
6.Gravel and crushed stone
These materials can be used alone or in combination to achieve the desired soil
stabilization properties. The choice of material will depend on the specific soil
conditions, type of soil and the intended use of the stabilized soil.
10 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL
FUTURE SCOPE
In the future of this mini project, we will conduct a soil investigation in a
site, where a ground + 10 structure has to be constructed.
The developer has suggested to do soil improvement on the ground to
construct the said structure.
So, we are going to take soil sample from the site and perform various
laboratory test to check whether the idea of constructing the building is
feasible or not.
If it is possible then we can suggest a soil improvement method using
conventional material.
11 SOIL STABILIZATION USING CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL
FUTURE SCOPE
We will be conducting the following test:
1. Plastic limit test
2. Liquid limit test
3. Shrinkage Limit test
4. Optimum moisture content test (OMC)
5. Maximum Dry Density test (MDD)
6. Standard Proctor test (SPT)

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REFERENCES
Karthik, Ashok kumar, Gowtham, Elango, Gokul, “Soil stabilization by using Fly Ash”, e-ISSN: 2278-1684,p-ISSN: 2320-
334X, Volume 10, Issue 6 (Jan. 2014), PP 20-26.
Gregory Paul Makusa, “Stabilization of soil with Fly ash alone”, Project Engineer, Toran y Cia., Madrid, Spain: formerly
Research Associate,Engineering Experiment Station, Iowa State University, Ames Pg 59-66,1962.
Gregory Paul Makusa, “Soil Stabilization Methods and materials” Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural resources
engineering Division of Mining and Geotechnical Engineering Luleå University of Technology 2012.
Anil Kumar Singhai, Sudhanshu Shekhar Singh, “Laboratory study on soil stabilization using fly ash and rice husk ash”,
Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Government Engineering College, Jabalpur, MP, India, eISSN:2319-1163 | pISSN:
2321-7308, Pg 348-351.
Vikas B.Mancharea, Prafullakumar R. Mahaleb, Rohan P. Warugasec, Vaibhav P. Shinded, “Soil Stabilization using Fly Ash
and Iron dust”, eProfessor in Civil Engg. Dept,D.Y. Patil College Of Engineering Akurdi, Pune, Maharashtra, INDIA, E-ISSN:
2349-6185, International Journal of Engineering Science Invention Research & Development; Vol. VII, Issue 11, MAY 2021.
Science Direct
International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT)
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