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Effect of using Oil Shale Ash on geotechnical properties of cement-stabilized expansive soil for pavement applications

Rabab'ah et al., 2023

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12221784160630720424
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Rabab'ah S
Sharo A
Alqudah M
Ashteyat A
Saleh H
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Case Studies in Construction Materials

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Expansive soil is considered an engineering problem that may cause cracks and distresses in structures and roads. Due to its swelling potential and low unconfined strength, expansive soil causes failures in structures and leads to financial losses. Oil Shale Ash “OSA” is the …
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