soilstabilization
Soil stabilization is the process of improving the physical properties of soil to meet engineering requirements by altering its strength, stiffness, and durability. The goal is to increase bearing capacity, reduce settlements, control swelling and shrinkage, decrease permeability, and improve workability for construction and ground support. Stabilization can extend service life and reduce maintenance for earthworks, pavements, and foundations.
Common approaches fall into several categories. Mechanical stabilization involves in-situ mixing and compaction to improve density
Design and implementation rely on geotechnical testing and evaluation. Laboratory tests (such as UCS, CBR, Atterberg
Applications are widespread, including road foundations and bases, airport runways, rail embankments, slope and retaining structures,