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Strength Behavior of Cement-Treated Dredged Soil With Various Sand Content and Its Suitability As Embankment Material For Rio Grande de Mindanao River
Strength Behavior of Cement-Treated Dredged Soil With Various Sand Content and Its Suitability As Embankment Material For Rio Grande de Mindanao River
Introduction
Around the world large volume of dredged soil generated in the
maintenance of water bodies
JAPAN PHILIPPINES
Annually, 10-15million m3- water Flooding of areas within Mindanao river
channel maintenance and marine basin (2011) was due to heavy siltation.
construction. Dredging and Dike construction.
Dredged material disposed
as landfill or dump at river
banks (Mindanao River Basin Plan 2012).
Landfill and ocean disposal
has adverse effect to the
environment and gradually
restricted in some countries.
Geotechnical Laboratory 3
Introduction
Japan more than 90% of
dredged material reuse
Pneumatic Pipe Mixing Method (1999)
(IADC, 2009)
Reclamation
fill/ Backfill for
Low engineering properties retaining walls
Soil Treatment
Cement Availability
Can be
Lime used for
Fly Ash stabilization
of a wide
Blast range of
furnace soils.
Slag
Geotechnical Laboratory 4
Problem
High cost of cement remains a challenge for engineers
CONCRETE
Composed of aggregates and cement
Can minimized cement content in considering the aggregates
CEMENT-TREATED DREDGED SOIL
Composed of Soil and cement
Dredged soil has varied sand content depending on the source and location
though from the same river or port.
Volume of cement in stabilization depends on the quality of soil.
Rate of strength of treated soil decreases with the increase of clay content. (Bergado
et. al., 1996)
At the same cement content the strength of soil increased at increasing the sand content.
Geotechnical Laboratory 6
Main Results: Strength (qu) behavior
measuring the sand content before the cement-treatment of the dredged soil is beneficial
to economize the volume of cement needed for soil improvement
Geotechnical Laboratory 7
Suitability as embankment material
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