Ecology, Environment and Conservation Paper

STABILIZATION OF ALLUVIAL SOIL FROM RAMSAR SITE WITH LIME AND BITUMEN

Pratibha Choudhary and Abhishek Vyas

Abstract

Low in resistance, alluvial soils face technical changes as the water content changes. In order to build a road on pure terrain, more building materials are needed and the pavement thickness must be increased. Additionally, Bihar’s government has outlawed the usage of road crossings. In order to lower building costs while preserving overall quality, innovative technologies should be implemented. A process called soil improvement raises the standard of the road surface while lowering the cost of construction. As a replacement, agrochemicals and standard materials like cement and lime are used to become stable the soil. The increasing cost of cement and the environmental issues related to its manufacture make cement’s sustainability a great challenge. Therefore, specific materials and waste products are also frequently employed. Examples include fly ash, rice ash, bagasse, marble dust, and brick sand. We must encourage stability.