PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SOIL USING BIO-ENZYME ON BLACK COTTON SOIL AND RED SOIL

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SOIL USING BIO-ENZYME ON BLACK COTTON SOIL AND RED SOIL
Author(s):
Priyansh Shrivastava, Atul Maitry, Rahul Kurre, Tanishq Nagpure, Athar Raza, Dr.Sindhu J. Nair
Keywords:
Black Cotton Soil (BCS), Red Soil (RS), Terrazyme, Atterberg Limit, California Bearing Ratio (CBR), Unconfined Compression Test (UCC)
Abstract
Soil stabilization is a crucial step in construction projects, especially in regions with problematic soil conditions. Traditional stabilization methods often involve the use of chemical additives, which can pose environmental and health risks. Terrazyme, a bio-based soil stabilizer, offers a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative. This paper presents an overview of terrazyme soil stabilization, exploring its mechanism of action and its effectiveness in improving soil properties such as strength, compaction, and erosion resistance. Additionally, the paper discusses the application of terrazyme in various construction projects and its compatibility with different soil types and environmental conditions. Case studies demonstrating the successful use of terrazyme in real-world construction scenarios are also reviewed. Terrazyme soil stabilization presents a promising solution for sustainable construction practices, contributing to environmental preservation and long-term infrastructure stability.
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Unique Paper ID: 163689 Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 10, Issue 11 Page(s): 2015 - 2019
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