By,

YASHWANTH SAGAR T.K

4UB13CV422
8th sem, BE, CIVIL
UBDTCE, DAVANGERE.

Under the guidance of

Dr. TEJASWINI N. BHAGWAT,
Associate Professor,
Department of Studies in Civil Engineering
UBDTCE, Davangere

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 Introduction
 Types of stabilizers
 Why plastic ?
 Properties of plastic
 Research and significance
 Objectives
 Materials and methodology
 Results and discussions
 Conclusion
 Reference

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Introduction
 Soil stabilisation means the improvement of stability or bearing
capacity of the soil by the use of controlled compaction,
proportioning and/or the addition of suitable admixture or
stabilisers.

 Stabilization is the process of blending and mixing materials with

a soil to improve certain properties of the soil. Stabilization can be
done with, cement, lime, bitumen, flyash.

 Here we are using plastic as soil stabilizer.

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 Plastic

 Lime Cement-Fly Ash (LCF)

 Lime-Fly Ash (LF)

 Portland Cement

 Bitumen

 Lime

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 Increased shear strength,

 Tensile strength and

 California Bearing Ratio (CBR) of the soil

 It can significantly enhance the properties of the soil used in

the construction of road infrastructure.

 Available in abundance

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 Plastic have a numerous properties
That make them superior to other materials
In many application

 The diffrent types of properties are

Physical properties,chemical properties

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 Transparency

 Flexibility

 Elasticity

 Water resistant

 Electrical resistanc

 Soft when hot

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 Chemical resistance

 Thermal resistance

 Reactivity with water

 Flammability

 Heat of combustion

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 SOIL STABILIISATION USING RAW
PLASTIC BOTTLES
Anas Ashraf, Arya Sunil, J. Dhanya, B. Mariamma Joseph, Meera Varghese, M. Veena,

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 The objective of this study is to improve the characteristics at
site and make soil capable of carrying load and to increase the
shear strength by decrease the compressibility of the soil.

 Using plastic as a stabilizer addition of plastic strips on the

floor; Increased shear strength, tensile strength and California
Bearing Ratio (CBR) of the soil.

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 In order to conduct this study, various materials such as
lateritic soil, plastic bottles (both cut and uncut), sea sand and
synthetic threads were used.
 The Standard Proctor Compaction tests were done to assess
the amount of compaction
 The California Bearing Ratio test was conducted to determine
the optimum amount of plastic strips in soil. This is done by
mixing soil with varying percentages (0.0%, 0.2%, 0.4% etc.)
of plastic strips in soil and the 4 day soaked CBR Value is
obtained
 Plate load tests were conducted with plain lateritic soil

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
 
COMPACTION TEST:- From the compaction curve, the maximum dry
density and optimum moisture content were obtained as 18.95kN/m3 and
11.22 % respectively.

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 The use of plastic wastes has significantly helped in ground
improvement.

 It can significantly enhance the properties of the soil used in

the construction of road infrastructure. Results include a better
and longer lasting road with increased loading capacity.

 This new technique of soil stabilisation can be effectively used

to meet the challenges of society, producing useful material
from non-useful waste materials.

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 Arora, K. R. (2004). Soil Mechanics and Foundation
Engineering. Standard Publishers Distributors.
 Kumar, M. A., Prasad, D. S. V. and Prasadaraju, G.

V. R. (2009). Utilisation of industrial waste in flexible

pavement construction. Electronic Journal of
Geotechnical Engineering, Vol. 13
 IS: 1888(1982), Method of Load Test on Soils. Indian

Standards Institutions, New Delhi.

 Bateni, F. (2009). Stabilisation Mechanisms of oilpalm

fruit bunch fibre reinforced silty sand.

Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Auckland.
 Purushothama Raj, P. (2005). Soil Mechanics and

Foundation Engineering. Pearson Education.

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