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Ground improvement using PET bottle waste as a potential reinforcement material for granular columns: an experimental approach
Out of the many ground improvement methods aimed at ameliorating the weak engineering properties of certain soils, granular columns are often preferred due to their cost effectiveness and environment friendliness. Despite their high usage in other countries, this technology remains rather unpopular...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2019
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