Stabilization of black cotton soil with lime and iron ore …
The Itakpe iron ore deposit in Nigeria has a reserve of about 182.5–200 million tonnes with an average iron ore content of 36% and large quantities of tailings are obtained as waste product of the beneficiated iron ore (Ajaka, 2009, Adepoju and Olaleye, 2001). The tailings are often dumped around the industries concerned where they form ...
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Pavement stabilization using iron ore waste is a technique for improving the strength and durability of road surfaces The process involves mixing iron ore tailings, a waste . Research trends on ash stabilization in the pavement during .
Mechanical and microstructural properties of iron mining
The world reserves of iron ore are around 170 billion tons. More than 2.4 billion tons of iron ore were processed in 2019, in which 36.7% correspond to the world's largest producer, Australia ...
Rice husk ash as an alternative soluble silica source for alkali
@article{TrevizanPelissaro2023RiceHA, title={Rice husk ash as an alternative soluble silica source for alkali-activated metakaolin systems applied to recycled asphalt pavement stabilization}, author={Deise Trevizan Pelissaro and Giovani Jordi Bruschi and Eduardo Pavan Korf and Francisco Dalla Rosa}, journal={Transportation Geotechnics}, …
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CAREER IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. Oct 17, 2012· 567. pavement stabilization using iron ore waste along n.h-17 568. defluoridation of water using tamarind gel 569. feasibility studies on roof top rainwater harvesting at n.e.t. campus, nitte 570. workability of cement based composites 571. critical reappricial of different methods of assessment of …
Bulk utilization of steel slag–fly ash composite: a sustainable
This study explores the utilization of steel slag and fly ash in road construction to address the increasing demand for pavement materials and the scarcity of natural aggregates. For this purpose, steel slag–fly ash composite is stabilized with lime and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) to assess their utility as a subbase and …
Unlocking the potential of iron ore tailings in controlled low …
High iron ore production generates substantial solid waste. Storing this waste in dams poses environmental issues and safety risks for the population. The aim of this study was to valorize sterile … Expand
Study on synthesis and water stability of geopolymer pavement …
In this study, the geopolymer was prepared by mixing the broken waste sludge and slag in different proportions. Table 2 is the mix proportions for the geopolymer with different slag and waste sludge content. As shown in Table 2, the slag contents were set to 30%, 40%, 45%, 50%, 55% and 60%.Among them, slag content refers to the mass …
Geopolymer Bricks Using Iron Ore Tailings, Slag Sand
2.1 Materials. A good brick earth, which is available as a natural resource, usually consist of 50–60% of silica, 20–30% of alumina, 5% of lime and 5–6% of oxide of iron [].However, for non-fired green bricks which can be made by using industrial wastes, materials to be used includes iron ore tailings (IOT), slag sand, fly ash and ground …
Various mixes (Composition) of Paver Block Indicating
Iron ore tailings (IOT) are generated in large-scale around the world and are stored in its slurry form generating risks of dam failure. The stabilization of this tailings by cementing agent ...
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Stabilization of expansive soil using industrial wastes
The results demonstrate that iron ore waste can successfully stabilize the soil. View. ... Utilization of waste materials in the stabilization of expansive pavement subgrade: An extensive review.
Experimental study on iron ore tailings sand and municipal solid waste
In order to co-dispose and effectively utilize the bulk solid waste of iron ore tailings (IOT) sand and hazardous solid waste of municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ash, a study on using them in pavement base course is carried out in this paper. In this work, cement and fly ash (with a ratio of 1:3) were used as stabilizing materials.
Soil Stabilization Using Agro-industrial Waste | SpringerLink
1. Based on the specific gravity test, the value for raw soil was 2.15 and with the addition of additives, the value rises to 2.43 up to 9%. 2. The soil's optimum moisture content rises as the proportion of additives is increased, and maximum dry density decreases with additives.
Cement Stabilized Crushed Iron stone in Pavement …
Cement Stabilized Crushed Iron stone in Pavement Construction 1Okonkwo, V.O, 2Akubue E.E, ... After stabilization, CBR values increased significantly with 182% at 7days, 216% at 14 days, and 250% at 28days. ... investigated the suitability of iron ore waste as partial replacement of coarse aggregates in concrete.
A short review on environmental impacts and application of iron ore
One such waste which is generated during the beneficiation process of iron ore is waste iron ore tailings, which is also termed as IOT. ... Chyne., "Alkali-activated concrete paver blocks made with recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) aggregates," Case studies in construction materials 12 2020. doi: 10.1016/j.cscm.2019.e00322. Google …
Minerals | Free Full-Text | Study of the Mining Waste in the …
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the technical feasibility of using a calcined aggregate with mining residue in different pavement layers, including the base, subbase, and wearing course layers. For this purpose, physical characterizations of the residue and clay and the production of calcined aggregates at temperatures ranging from …
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(PDF) STABILIZATION/SOLIDIFICATION OF IRON ORE MINE TAILINGS USING
Despite quite a lot of attempts to diminish the amount of waste, mine waste remains one of world's largest waste streams. Black cotton soil on the other hand is problematic due to the presence of momtmorillonite that imparts high swell-shrink potentials.
A Case Study on Potential Use of Stabilized Mine …
The increased utilization of mines raises overburden wastes over time. Overburden wastes can be exploited as construction and pavement materials in order to reduce waste depots. The present study explores the geotechnical properties of two overburden wastes of Golgohar mine, Iran. After stabilization with Portland cement at …
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Pavement Stabilization Using Iron Ore Waste IJIREM. Pavement stabilization using iron ore waste is a technique for improving the strength and durability of road surfaces The process involves mixing iron ore tailings, a waste . Use of iron ore tailings and sediments on pavement structure. 202281 This study investigates experimentally ...
COMPACTION CHARACTERISTICS AND WORKABILITY OF THE LATERITIC SOIL-IRON
The mining waste deposit such as iron ore tailings (IOT) in Nigeria is a menace to the environment by constituting a nuisance to the mining industry, and its effect on lateritic soil as a ...
Using Iron Ore Tailings from Tailing Dams as Road Material
AbstractThe present work aims to evaluate the feasibility of iron ore tailings from tailing dams as an alternative material for road infrastructure. The iron ore tailings were characterized according to their chemical, mineralogical, environmental, and physical properties. Subsequently, the tailings were chemically stabilized using cement, lime, or …
STABILIZATION/SOLIDIFICATION OF IRON ORE MINE …
The main chemical compositions of tailing material (TM), cement (C ), lime (L) and fly ash (FA) used in this study are shown in Table 1. pH of the TM (soil to water ratio 1:2.5) is about 7.45. Iron content of the TM is about 28.59%. Main chemical composition of other additives used in this study is shown in Table 2.
A REVIEW ON THE STABILIZATION OF BLACK COTTON …
Stabilization of black cotton soil using lime Lime: - 6% 15.20% 1.5 12% 7 Etim et.al. Stabilization of black cotton soil with lime & iron ore tailings admixture. Lime and Iron ore tailings admixture. (8% both) 50% 1.5 23.50% It has been seen in …
Environmental Geotechnics: Waste and Geotechnical Stabilization
In this context, this book highlights the main advantages, challenges, and trends in the use of alternative binders to solve geotechnical environmental problems. It also covers more general aspects of the various soil and waste stabilization methods and their applications. **Order the printed version and SAVE 50% on the e-book with Print+eBook**
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Table 1 : Chemical Composition of Iron Ore Waste Tailing.
In this investigation, the iron ore waste percentage (by mass) was varied from 65 to 90, whereas that of cement was varied from 5 to 30. The cement percentage was restricted to a maximum of 30% ...