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http://dx.doi.org/10.14481/jkges.2021.22.3.5

Strength and Earth Pressure Characteristics of Industrial Disposal Flowable Filling Materials Utilizing Backfiller  

Bang, Seongtaek (Department of Construction & Disaster Prevention Engineering, Kyungpook National University)
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Journal of the Korean GEO-environmental Society / v.22, no.3, 2021 , pp. 5-13 More about this Journal
Abstract
Due to population growth and industrial development, the amount of industrial waste is increasing every year. In particular, in a thermal power plant using finely divided coal, a large amount of coal ash is generated after combustion of the coal. Among them, fly ash is recycled as a raw material for cement production and concrete admixture, but about 20% is not utilized and is landfilled. Due to the continuous reclamation of such a large amount of coal ash, it is required to find a correct treatment and recycling plan for the coal ash due to problems of saturation of the landfill site and environmental damage such as soil and water pollution. In recent years, the use of a fluid embankment material that can exhibit an appropriate strength without requiring a compaction operation is increasing. The fluid embankment material is a stable treated soil formed by mixing solidifying materials such as water and cement with soil, which is the main material, and has high fluidity before hardening, so compaction work is not required. In addition, after hardening, it is used for backfilling or filling in places where compaction is difficult because higher strength and earth pressure reduction effect can be obtained compared to general soil. In this study, the possibility of use of fluidized soil using high water content cohesive soil and coal ash is considered. And it is intended to examine the flow characteristics, strength, and bearing capacity characteristics of the material, and to investigate the effect of reducing the earth pressure when applied to an underground burial.
Keywords
Industrial disposal materials; Coal ash; Fly ash; Flowable filling materials; Earth pressure;
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