In this paper, a comprehensive literature review was conducted on the utilization of recycled
concrete aggregate (RCA), which is the dominant construction and demolition waste …

The gradual reduction in availability of traditional construction materials and disposal of
waste materials are the two most important challenges which engineers or researchers face …

The concrete industry poses a significant challenge to sustainability since it ranks among the
foremost users of natural resources. The utilization of river sand as a fine aggregate result in …

Due to rapid growth of industrialization and urbanization, the slope stability of embankments
constructed with locally available materials became the most important area for geotechnical …

The soft grounds are not suitable for construction of huge structures as the soil may contain
high percentage of clays, silts, peat and loose sands. Ground improvement technique such …

Abstract The Recycled Aggregate (RA) obtained from C & D (Construction and Demolition)
debris, especially from concrete waste is an excellent way to produce concrete sustainably …

The improvement and reuse of completely weathered granite (CWG) with poor engineering
properties for backfilling embankments can help protect the environment and bring great …

In geotechnical engineering, soils that can shrink and swell quickly are always thought to be
more sensitive than other types of soil. Most of the research on how to improve the …