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Article 2022 · 16 citations

Experimental Study on the Effect of Hemp Fiber on Mechanical Properties of Stabilized Clayey Soil

Kalkan, Ekrem, Kartal, Haci Osman, Kalkan, Omer Faruk

Abstract

Clayey soils have fine particles and contain clay minerals. Therefore, they are sensitive to water and cause stability problems. Nowadays, soil stabilization is an accepted method to resolve the problem of stability. In this study, hemp fiber was used as an additive material for stabilization of clayey soil. The use of fibers in the stabilization of clayey soils is becoming widespread, particularly with regard to applications involving the stabilization or reinforcement of shallow steep earth slopes and steep cover systems for landfills. In these applications, the use of natural fibers use is very important due to their environmentally friendly properties. Hemp legally planted in different countries is used in several industries, such as paper, textiles, clothing, biodegradable plastics, construction, body products, health food, and biofuel. In this study, hemp fiber was preferred because of its natural and environmentally friendly properties. To observe the effect of hemp fiber on the compressive strength of clayey soil material, the unconfined compression tests and shear box tests were carried out under laboratory conditions. The experimental results showed that hemp fiber is effective on the compressive strength of clayey soils. As a result, hemp fiber can be used successfully in clayey soil stabilization as an environmentally friendly material.

Keywords
Clayey soil expansive soil hemp fiber soil stabilization compressive strength COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH SWELLING BEHAVIOR EXPANSIVE SOIL SISAL-FIBER COIR FIBERS SILICA FUME REINFORCEMENT COMPOSITES TENSILE ALKALI
WoS Categories
Materials Science, Textiles
Sustainable Development Goals
Citation
Journal
JOURNAL OF NATURAL FIBERS
Year
2022
Volume
19
Issue
16
Pages
14678-14693
ISSN
1544-0478
eISSN
1544-046X
DOI
10.1080/15440478.2022.2068725
WoS UID
WOS:000793938800001
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