Freeze-thaw erosion occurs primarily at high latitudes and altitudes. Temperature controlled
freeze-thaw events dislodge soil particles and serve as a catalyst for erosion. This review …

Soil is one of the most important construction materials in the world. It has been effectively
exploited for various purposes, such as building social infrastructures, growing agricultural …

Many studies have been carried out on the influence of freeze–thaw cycles on the
mechanical behavior of cement-or lime-stabilized soils. However, very limited studies have …

Although natural fibers can improve the strength behavior of frozen-thawed soil, the
reinforcing mechanism is still not fully understood. To investigate the effects of freeze-thaw …

To investigate the effects of fiber, cement and freeze-thaw cycles on the cement-treated clay
and fiber and cement stabilized clay, a series of freeze-thaw tests with no water supply …

The microstructural and resistance properties of fine-grained soils can remarkably alter
under freeze-thaw cycles in seasonally frozen regions. Although treated soils have better …

The freeze-thaw (FT) cycle is a common weathering process that often occurs in cold
climates, and it can deteriorate the mechanical performance of the subgrade soil, leading to …

This study aims to provide an understanding of the damage evolution and dynamic
mechanical behavior of frozen soil under freezethaw (FT) loading and impact loading. We …

The growth and melting of internal ice crystals reorganizing the pore structure and internal
skeleton of soil-rock mixture (S-RM), which leads to the deterioration of the S-RM shear …

Soil–rock mixtures (S-RMs) are widely distributed in the shallow surfaces of cold regions that
experience frequent freeze–thaw cycles, considerably threatening the stability of the soil …