Sustainable and resilient pavement infrastructure is critical for current economic and
environmental challenges. In the past 10 years, the pavement infrastructure strongly …

Biomass is one of the most important sources of renewable energy in the energy industry. It
is assumed that by 2050 the global energy deposit could be covered in 33–50% of biomass …

Expansive soils, also known as swell-shrink soils, are one of the most problematic soils in
highway construction and exhibit significant volume changes by swelling and shrinking …

Brown coal fly ash (BCFA) is a lower-quality type of fly ash produced through brown coal
combustion, and its disposal in landfills raises environmental concerns. This study, for the …

The management of sewage sludge still represents a challenge in the EU sustainability plan
for biowaste. Although there are consolidated alternatives for the valorization of sewage …

Expansive (shrinkage-swelling) soils tend to suffer significant volume changes with
fluctuations in moisture content. The volume instability of expansive soils causes …

Materials considered as waste, such as Construction and Demolition Wastes (C&DW) and
Biomass Bottom Ash (BBA) are the subject of this study to implement them in cement-based …

The utilisation of soil stabilization techniques employing binders like lime or cement enables
the use of soils that are classified as disposable, thereby reducing the need for landfills and …

Clayey soils often pose issues such as swelling, high plasticity, low permeability, and low
bearing capacity, particularly in regions with seasonal rainfall. Consequently, soil …

From the perspective of sustainable waste management and its environmental impact, waste
biomass bottom ash (BA) remains problematic and challenging to use as a recycling …