Influence of Blended Lime-GGBS Slag on the strength of Laterite

Influence of Blended Lime-GGBS Slag on the strength of Laterite

Residual soils are referred to soils that formed through process of physical and chemical weathering of in-situ rocks. Reactions of various physical and chemical weathering agents had resulted in physical and chemical variability of residual soil and site dependent. The structure and minerals of in-...

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Main Authors: Abdullah M.H (Author), Abu Talib, Z.B (Author), Azahar N.M (Author), Harahap, M.I.P (Author), Hezmi M.A (Author), Ho, S.C (Author), Jamaludin N. (Author), Kamarudin S.N.N (Author), Ling, F.N.L (Author), Mahmud M.Z.H (Author), Md Nayan, K.B (Author), Muhtar M.I.S.M (Author), Satar M.K.I.M (Author), Siat@Sirat Q.A (Author), Yaacob H. (Author), Yunus N.Z.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2019
Subjects:
Blast furnaces
Chemical variability
Chemical weathering
Compressive strength
Curing
Curing periods
Curing temperature
Erosion
Geochemistry
Geotechnical engineering
Ground granulated blast furnace slag
Hydrated lime
Lime
Slags
Soils
Stabilized materials
Strength increments
Tropical engineering
Unconfined compressive strength
Weathering
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