Dredging is an essential technique to maintain proper water depths in ports and bays. Many
dredged sediments are considered as toxic waste due to their significant amounts of metals …

Nowadays, the preservation of natural resources, the reuse, and the recycling of waste and
by-products in the cement industry are gaining increasing attention in a sustainable …

Dredging of ports, harbours and waterways generates vast amounts of sediments that find
few applications and need to be disposed of. In the port of Antwerp, Belgium, each year …

This paper explores the stabilisation of dredged lakebed sediments with ordinary portland
cement and fly ash to repurpose the sediment as road pavement construction material. Data …

The disposal of dredged marine sediments has become a major economic and
environmental issue in the world. In this study, uncontaminated marine sediments dredged …

The coastal engineering of land reclamation is increasingly important for space retention
and creation in the context of sea-level rise and limited land area in coastal regions …

Removing bottom sediment from water reservoirs and rivers can, on the one hand, be an
effective method to restore lakes, and on the other—be used for plant production, ensuring …

Dredged river sediments may potentially be reused as aggregate in concrete production.
The variability of dredged sediments has been quantified by measuring their concentrations …

Dam siltation is an alarming problem that significantly affects the dam's lifetime and water
storage capacity. In Algeria, the removal of dredged sediment has become a significant …

In this study, a sediment was used as a secondary raw material in cement substitution with
prior treatment. The treatment adopted is a physical treatment involving grinding and …