Experiment on Reinforcement of soil with wood waste

Abstract- Wood waste is an environmentally beneficial and biodegradable substance. Owing to the fast pace ofmodernization, land is also being used for building, including the installation of pavements. To extend the life of thesepavements, the subgrade of soil is strengthened with wood waste to withstand stresses applied to it; this mixture of woodwaste keeps the soil from consolidating and becoming less permeable. A number of tests and analyses are conducted as partof the study to assess the impact of varying amounts of wood waste combined with soil. Thus, in order to evaluate theeffectiveness of this integration, soil is reinforced and strength is evaluated. This study advances sustainability by offeringa workable strategy for efficiently repurposing wood waste. Its propensity to contract when dry and expand when wet can

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15720854
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Experiment on Reinforcement of soil with wood waste

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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Experiment on Reinforcement of soil with wood waste

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Abstract

Abstract- Wood waste is an environmentally beneficial and biodegradable substance. Owing to the fast pace ofmodernization, land is also being used for building, including the installation of pavements. To extend the life of thesepavements, the subgrade of soil is strengthened with wood waste to withstand stresses applied to it; this mixture of woodwaste keeps the soil from consolidating and becoming less permeable. A number of tests and analyses are conducted as partof the study to assess the impact of varying amounts of wood waste combined with soil. Thus, in order to evaluate theeffectiveness of this integration, soil is reinforced and strength is evaluated. This study advances sustainability by offeringa workable strategy for efficiently repurposing wood waste. Its propensity to contract when dry and expand when wet can

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Parul University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Wood Treatment and Properties
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