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Title: SUSTAINABLE STABILISATION OF SOIL USING JUTE FIBRE IN DELHI REGION
Authors: YADAV, ANKITA
Aryan, Kongan (SUPERVISOR)
Keywords: SUSTAINABLE STABILISATION
JUTE FIBRE IN DELHI REGION
SOIL
Issue Date: May-2026
Series/Report no.: TD-9052;
Abstract: This study investigated randomly distributed natural fibers as a reinforcement for Poorly Graded Sandy Soil . Sands are found widely and are , particularly , vulnerable to variations in moisture and low strength in engineering-related issues . Weak soil frequently requires stabilisation when the intended use requires strength and durability . These soils are porous , and exist widely in parts of Northern and southern India . In building roads , subgrade strength should be increased when encountering weak subgrades , as the strength of the subgrade soil has a major impact on the thickness and lifespan of the pavement . Increasing strength and stability of the subgrade soil can help reduce pavement thickness through reduced construction costs , with traditional building materials being preserved for the generation to follow .
URI: http://dspace.dtu.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/repository/23281
Appears in Collections:M.E./M.Tech. Civil Engineering

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