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5th ICEG ENVIRONMENTAL GEOTECHNICS Opportunities, Challenges and Responsibilities for Environmental Geotechnics Volume I Edited by Professor H. R. Thomas Proceedings of the ISSMGE's fifth international congress organized by the Geoenvironmental Research Centre, Cardiff University and held at Cardiff City Hall on 26-30th June 2006 TECHMiSCHE | INFORMATiONSBIBLIOTHEK UNIVERSIT.-Vi"SB!8LIOTHEK _ HAi4«.'OVFR thomas telford

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  • 5th ICEG ENVIRONMENTAL

    GEOTECHNICS

    Opportunities, Challenges and

    Responsibilities forEnvironmental Geotechnics

    Volume I

    Edited by Professor H. R. Thomas

    Proceedings of the ISSMGE's fifth international congress organizedby the Geoenvironmental Research Centre, Cardiff University andheld at Cardiff City Hall on 26-30th June 2006

    TECHMiSCHE

    | INFORMATiONSBIBLIOTHEK

    UNIVERSIT.-Vi"SB!8LIOTHEK_

    HAi4«.'OVFR

    thomas telford

  • Contents

    Keynote LecturePersistent Organic Pollution: Sustainable Solutions 3M. Eisa

    Feature Lecture

    A survey of lethal failures in municipal solid waste dumps and landfills 13G. Blight

    Some Factors affecting Geosynthetics used for Geoenvironmental Applications 43R. Kerry Rowe

    The Use of Waste Materials in Construction - Progress Made and Challenges for theFuture 70

    M. Head

    Chapter 1 - RemediationThe use of carbide lime and portland cement on the encapsulation of a soilcontaminated by diesel oil 95R. C. Caberlon, A. Knop, L. Festugato, K. S. Heineck andN. C. Consoli

    In-situ treatment of landfill leachate using bentonite and polyurethane with soils 103H. Chae, C. Park, J. W. Park, B. S. Chun and W. Shin

    Bauxsol based barriers for the treatment of metal contaminated ground waters 110M. W. Clark, L. Munro, A. J. F. Samed, D. M. McConchie and D. Best

    Strength, permeability, and compatibility of slag-cement-bentonite slurry wall mixtures for

    constructing vertical barriers 118/. C. Evans and S. M. Opdyke

    Efficacy of electrolytic generation and transport of oxygen for soil remediation 126H. Fadlalla and A. N. Alshawabkeh

    Performance of a cement-bentonite cut-off wall in an acidic sulphate environment 133E. Fratalocchi, E. Pasqualini and P. Balboni

    Hydraulic, sorption and resistivity characteristics of zeolite-sand mixtures for PRBs 140/. Fronczyk, K. Garbulewski and M, Lech

    Ultrasonic cleaning of clogged geosynthetic drain 148C. Ghosh, K. Yasuhara, H. Komine, T. Konami and Y. Kudo

    Delivery of carbon substrates for in-situ bioremediation of chlorinated solvents using jetnebuliser and ultrasonic humidifier technology 156N. Glew, M. Dyer and P. Sentenac

    Effective design of permeable reactive barriers for contaminated groundwater remediation 164H. Ishimori, T. Katsumi and R. Fukagawa

    A model experiment to verify the use of freezing for collection of DNAPLs from the deepunderground 172Y. ho, M. Kamon, K. Nii and K. Aramoto

    An integrated in-situ remediation technology for heavy metal contaminated soils usingEKG 180

    D. Kalumba and S. Glendinning

  • Solidification of lead contaminated residual soil 188

    A. T. AbdKarim, M. R. bin Taha and A. A. Abel Latiff

    Assessment of remediation efficiency of the old landfill on modelling and monitoringresearch 197

    E. Koda, E. Wienelaw and T. Kolanka

    Reclamation of sedimented and consolidated fly deposits 205M. R. Madhav, M. R. Sekhar, A. J. Puppala and A, Ghosh

    Remediation of mercury contaminated groundwater using a permeable reactive barrier 213M. de Melo Maia Nobre, R. Cunha Maia Nobre and A. S. Souza Galvao

    The effectiveness of quicklime-based stabilization/solidification (S/S) on lead (Pb)contaminated soils 221

    D. H. Moon, D. Dermatas and D. G. Gnibb

    Semi-pilot scale feasibility test of sulfur-based bio-barrier system and effect of alkalinitysources on autotrophic denitrification 229H. S. Moon, K. Nam and J. Y. Kim

    In-situ capping of contaminated soft seabed sediments in a Norwegian fjord 237F. Myrvoll, K. Naes, E. Eek and J. K. Holme

    Experimental study on washing of coal fly ashes by water with carbon dioxide, washingeffect of chromium(VI) and boron 245S. Nolmo, H. Komine, K. Yasuhara, S. Murakami and T. ho

    Alternative uses of partitioning interwell tracer tests for DNAPL source zonecharacterisation 251

    J. W. E. Page and K, Soga

    pH effect on sorption of Cr (VI) onto clayey soils 259N. D. Pandey, Vibhawari, R. K. Srivaslava and V. Agarwal

    Mathematics of the Transformation of Oil Pollution in the Aeration Zone 265G. N. Pavlik, E. D. Pavlik

    Integrated electrochemical remediation of mixed contaminants in subsurface 271K. R. Reddy and M. R. Karri

    Electrokinetic behaviour of two clayey soils on laboratory experiments 279C. A. B. Schmidt, M. S. S. Almeida and M. C. Barbosa

    Remediation of heavy metal contaminated soils using PVDs 287E. C. Shin, J. J, Park and B. M. Das

    Assessment and remediation of soils contaminated with gasoline 294S. K. Singh, R. K. Srivastava and S. John

    Applicability of in-situ hybrid electrokinetic remediation technologies onlead-contaminated 'clay' shooting range 302K. Soo-Sam, PI. Sang-Jae, K. Min-Soo and K, Ki-Nyun

    Remediation Technology Costs in the UK & Europe; Drivers and Changes from 2001to 2005 310M, SummersgUl

    Suitability of residual soil for biodegradation of cyanideM. R. Taha, N. N. N. Daud and W. N. Merican

    318

  • Effect of biological transformation of additives on the efficiency ofelectrokinetic and

    hydraulic injection in soil 327X. Wu, A. N. Alshawabkeh, D. Gent and J. Davis

    Remedial alternatives for the sanitary landfill Pocos de caldas city (state of minas geraisBrazil) 335L. V. Zuquette, J, B. Palma and O. J, Pejon

    Chapter 2 - Testing and monitoringAssessment of metals sorption in the permeable reactive barrier of the leachate treatmentsystem of muribeca landfill, recife, brazil 345M. C. M. Alves, K. G. Q. Beltrao and J. F. T. Jucd

    Centrifuge tests to evaluate effects of pile construction on post closure landfill sites with

    geological barrier 353B. L. Amatya, J. Takemura, M. R. A. Khan, 0. Kusakabe

    Displacement records in the frontal slope of a municipal solid waste landfill 361/. A. Barco, J. Cafiizal, A. D. Costa, C. Sagaseta, J. H. Palma

    Geophysical investigations and temporal monitoring at active and disused landfill sites inSouth Wales 369

    P. J. Brabham, A. George and C. Harris

    Effect ofpoor distribution of needle punched fibres on gas permeability of GCLs 377A. Bouazza and T. Vangpaisat

    Effectiveness of rolling dynamic compaction on an old waste tip 384A. Bouazza and T. Vangpaisal

    Compressibility and microstructure of cement-based treated sediment 391M. Boutouil and B. Rekik

    Durability of polypropylene geotextiles exposed to artificial weathering conditions 399J. R. Carneiro, P. J. Almeida and M. L. Lopes

    Geotechnical studies ofsoils from an evaporite environment in Israel 407/. Charrach, I, Goretsky and S. Frydman

    Geotechnical characterization of permeable barriers mixture of sand, loess and bentonite 415B. S. Chun, J. W. Park, Y. J. Lee and B. H. Kim

    A field and numeric analysis on solid waste sanitary landfill settlements. 423S. M. A. Dellabianca, L. M. A. Dellabianca and P. S. N. Murrieta

    An assessment of ariake clay for its potential use as a landfill barrier 430Y, J. Du, S. Y, Liu and S. Hayashi

    Geoenvironmental characterization of dredged sediments as alternative materials for

    covers 438

    G. di Emidio and P. O. van Impe

    Experimental study on the compaction of waste 445A. Fakher

    Resistivity piezocone for geo-environmental site characterization: Two case historiesfrom Brazil 453

    H. L. Giacheti, A. S. P. Peixoto, G. Mondelli and G. de Mio

  • Solid waste compressibility and settlements in sanitary landfills

    M. Grisolia and Q. Napoleoni

    Variation in borehole gas concentrations during long-term monitoring in Cardiff,

    South Wales, UK

    C. Harris and M. Turner

    Validating 3-D numerical models of rock fracture with laboratory and field scale studies

    /. R. Haycox, W. S. Pettitt, D. S. Collins and R. P. Young

    Monitoring of geosynthetics long-term behaviour in landfill sealing systemsG. Heerten

    Permeability considerations of the minor aquifers associated with the London ClayFormation (Palaeogene) of south HampshireW. G. H. Hodges, M. Woodruffand G. R, J. Browning

    Centrifuge Modeling and Numerical Simulation of Soil Contamination and Remediation

    L. Hu, Z. Wu and W. Xing

    Application of electrical properties in monitoring the performance of containment barrierY. S. Kim, D. J. Yoo, M. H. Oh and J. Park

    Development of an in-situ testing device for hydraulic conductivity measurement in sands

    T. Kobayashi, H. Ochiai, N. Yasufuku, K. Omine, M. Kajiki and T. Katsumi

    Quality acceptance testing of GCLs for landfill applicationZ. B. Kovaevi, D. Kovai, L. Matei andB, Velikovi

    An experimental study of cracking mechanisms in drying soilsM. R. Lakshmikantha, P. C. Prat and A. Lcdesma

    Assessing the Effectiveness of Landfill Remediation and Restoration at a Closed Landfill

    Site: Nantygwyddon Landfill Site, South Wales

    S. Ling and C. Harris

    The use of the ground penetrating radar, GPR, in environmental non intrusive diagnosticand monitoring tasksS. L. Machado, M, A.B. Bolelho, N. S. Amparo and T. C. Dourado

    Vacuum And Surcharge Combined Three-Dimensional Consolidation Of Soft Clayey SoilsA. H. A. Mahfouz, L. Han-long, G. Yufeng and L. Tongchun

    Effect of pore fluid chemistry on strain-softening behavior of reconstituted plastic clayA. Man, J. Graham and J. van Gulck,

    Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Instrumentation in a Long-Term Large-Scale Buffer MaterialTest: Mock-Up Experiment at CIEMATP. L. Martin, J. M. Barcala and M. Garcia-Gutierrez

    Dynamic compaction improvement in a MSW and in an inert waste landfillsT. Mateos

    Influence of compaction in the hydraulic conductivity and in the mobility of heavy metalsin a gneissic residual soilR. Nascentes, I. Azevedo, A. T. Matos and R, F. Azevedo

    Effect of salt solution on the permeability of the mixtures of soil and bentoniteM. Ohtsubo, M. A. Kumar, L. Li and T. Higashi

  • Compatibility of compacted lateritic soil with municipal solid waste leachateK. J. Osinubi and C. M. D. Nwaiwu

    608

    Measurement of gas diffusion in soils 616

    F. R. A. Paula, S. Tibana, F. T. de Almeida, R. T. Faria Jr, M. S. Sthel, M. G. Silva

    and H. Vargas

    Biological clogging of geotextile filters 622A. F. N. Remigio and A. M. Palmeiro

    Mechanical properties and bearing capacity of incineration bottom ash from MSW 630K. Sato and M. C. R. Davies

    The Influence of water-miscible solvents on the permeability of clay 636

    P. Sentenac, R. J. Lynch, M. D. Bolton and R. N. Taylor

    Geotechnical properties of cohesive soil acidified by pyrite inclusion 644H. Shigematsu, S. Higashi and M. Nozawa

    Improving the properties of swelling soils by rice husk ash (RHA) additives 651M. Soliman and M. Hussein

    Metal retention capacity of a saprolitic silty soil derived from gneiss 659M. M. Stuermer, M. E. G. Boscov, E. Oliveira and L. G. F. S. de Mello

    Leaching column tests on arsenic-soil interactions 667B. K. Tan, R. N. Yong and H. R. Thomas

    Carbonate buffer system in a compacted clay 676£. Teachavorasinskun and K. Sakulsrijirawat

    Chapter 3 - Barrier design including nuclear waste disposalCost reduction of diaphragm wall excavation using air foam and case record 685H. Akagi, Y. Kondo, T. Nakayama and H. Naoe

    An experimental study of moisture movement due to thermal and thermo-hydraulicgradients in clays 693P. J. Cleall, R. M. Singh, N. Y. Do and H. R. Thomas

    Leachate containment in quarry landfills 701

    /. W. Cowland, A. Bouazza and M, A. Sadlier

    Use of randomly reinforced soils in barrier systems 709G. J. Fowmes, N. Dixon and D. R. V. Jones

    Coupled THMC analysis of a clay-based engineered barrier for nuclear waste disposal 717L. do N. Guimaraes, A. M. Fernandez, A. Gens and M. Sanchez

    New type of hydraulic cutoff walls in coastal landfill sites from H-jointed steel pipe sheet

    piles and H-H joint 725S. Inazumi, M. Kimura, Y. Nishiyama, K. Yamamura, H. Tamura and M. Kamon

    Hydraulic performance of soil-bentonite mixture barrier 733M. Kamon, T. Katsumi, T. Inui, Y. Ogawa and S. Araki

    Designing method of bentonite based buffer materials for HLW-disposal from theviewpoint of self-sealing 741H. Komine

  • Evaluating the permeability of an organically modified bentonite to natural seawaterF. Mazzieri and E. Pasqualini

    Application of the cement treated clay with adding tire-chips to sealing materials ofcostal waste disposal siteY. Mitarai, K. Yasuhara, Y. Kikuchi and A. K. Karmokar

    Monitoring the rock barrier around a deep repository using scaled seismic studiesW. S. Pettitt, J. R. Haycox and R. P. Young

    Influence of injection rate on injectability properties of a cement grout in a sandZ. Saada, J. Canon and J. C. Duplet

    On the inclusion of geochemical effects in coupled processes in soilsS. C. Seetharam, P. J. CleallandH. R, Thomas

    Incorporating probability of liner failure and restoration costs when evaluating landfillliner designs and monitoring proceduresE. Skylakis, M. Pantazidou and C. Tsatsanifos

    The effect of compaction on bulk permeability of stiff clay and mudrock field experiencefrom embankment dams

    P. R. Vaughan, J. Standing andL. Zdravkovich

    Deformation behaviour of compacted soil liners in a geocentrifugeB. V. S. Viswanadliam and S. S. Sengupta

    Tensile strength of compacted clays as part of the crack prediction of Clay Liners inLandfills

    R. M. Zeh, K. J. Witt

    Chapter 4- Mine Sites, Tailing Dams, Sludge Ponds, and UnderwaterGeoenvironmental Issues

    Investigations of layered cover systems acting as oxygen barriers to limit acid minedrainageM. Aubertin, J. Molson, B. Bussiere, A.-M. Dagenais

    Determination of slimes consolidation parameters from instrumented columnmeasurements

    F, Bourgeois, G. Le Bras and A. Alexis

    Environmental and geotechnical problems ofAlbania's mine sitesL. Bozo, Y. Muceku and K. Cela

    Geotechnical assessment of the Mejita tailing dam (Dom. Rep.) in karstic and seismiccontext

    D. Cazaux, J. G. Alameda, J. Garcia Tascon, R. 0. De Leon, A. Carba and 0. Lopez

    Back analysis of Crown Hole development using numerical techniques0. Davies, M, Rouainia and C. J. F. P. Jones

    Treatment of sewage sludge using electrokinetic geosyntheticsS. Glendinning and J. Lamont-Black

    Dewatering of tailings using electrokinetic geosynthetics (EKG)S. Glendinning, J. Lamont-Black and A. Fourie

    Water management simulation around tailings impoundmentsA. G. Guezennec, S. Lachapelle, Y, Menard, A. Burnol andF. Bourgeois

  • Slope stability analysis for plane failure model under the influence of a tension crackHaswanto and A. Ghani Rafek

    Modeling bioremediation of acid mine drainage using permeable reactive barriersP. S. Hemsi, C. D. Shackelford and L. A. Figueroa

    Ferrite formation using precipitates in the treatment of acid mine drainage for reducing itsvolume

    T. Igarashi, T, Yoshida, K. Asakura, H. Miyamae, N. lyatomi and K. Hashimoto

    Basic requirements on the capping system of the uranium mine tailingsE. Kolarova and I. Vanicek

    The water balance of the BF4 uranium waste pile, Pocos de Caldas, Brazil, as a

    contribution for future remediation projectsA. L. Leite, J. R. T. Fagundes and C. E. F. de Mello

    Geotechnical aspects of peat dams on bog landG. P. Mclnerney, B. C. O 'Kelly and P. M. Johnston

    Discussion on theoretical and practical aspects of gas fluxes in mining waste depositsR. M. G. Mendonga, M. C. Barbosa and L. S. Borma

    Study on dewatering of high water content dredged material using geotextilesA. E. Muthukumaran and K. Llamparuthi

    Effects of iron content due to the segregation pattern upon the strength parameters of

    iron ore wastes

    L. F, M. Ribeiro, E. L. Pereira, L. H. A. Filho, E. S. Presotti and A. G. Santos

    Stability and settlement characteristics of hydraulically placed mine tailings and powerstation fly ashD. I. Stewart, C. A. Charles-Cruz and T. W. Cousens

    Large-scale column testing of hypersaline tailingsD. J. Stolberg and D. J. Williams

    The capping of sludge and other weak depositsP. Thurlwell, C. Hall and O. Naciri

    Capping/covering of sludge lagoons and stabilisation of soft alluvial soils usingmulti-layered geosynthetic/soil systems: Specific Case Histories

    L. Tomlin, D. Alexiew, I. Amigot and G. Horgan

    Erosional stability of tailings storage facilities in an arid climateD. J. Williams and D. J. Stolberg

    Alternative design and instrumentation of covers over potentially acid forming minewastes

    D. J. Williams, T. K. Rohde, D. J. Stolberg and G. Pope

    Underground mining influences on an environmentE. V. Stanis

    Chapter 5 - Sustainability, Regulation and Risk ManagementRegulation and behavior of silty clay liners in ArgentinaG. M. Aiassa, M. E. Zeballos and R. E. Terzariol

    Recent developments in ground contamination - basic thoughts on regulationsK. Akai and M. Tanaka

    The evaluation of soil and groundwater remediation at an industrial site using riskanalysis

    R. C. M. Nobre, M. M. M. Nobre and L. C. Bonaparte

  • Ground surface subsidence risk assessment by underground mining in Estonia

    J. R. Pastarus

    Sustainability in the context of vibro stone column ground improvement techniquesC. J. Serridge

    Sustainable development: Durability of natural geotextiles as erosion control product

    R. M. Singh and G. V. Rao

    Predicting ecological environment for a residential community using intelligenthybrid systemsH.-C. Wu.E.-Y. Lu, J.-B. WeiandB.-J. Wu

    A sustainable geoenvironment - the impact of information and communication

    technologies and e-business

    L. Yi and H. R. Thomas

    The lessons of the ecological disaster at the Chernobyl NPS

    V. N. Zhivoderov

    Chapter 6 - Fate and Transport of Pollutants

    Leaching ofchromium, copper and arsenic from utility poles treated with chromated

    copper arsenate

    J. A. Arisl, C. A. Coles and M. Organ

    Influence of secondary changes ofpH value of soils from motorway A4

    Katowice-Krakow side-space on cadmium, lead and zinc concentration

    A. Bauerek andM, Gwozdziewicz

    Numerical model for leachate and gas flow in a sanitary landfill

    B. Caicedo and N, Quintero

    Upscaling of micro-scale reactive transport equations using homogenization: iron

    adsorption during arsenic remediation

    M. I. M. Darwish andJ. Bruining

    Micro/macro modeling of electrolyte transport through semipermeable bentonite layersA. Dominijamti, M. Manassero and D. Vanni

    A mass-conservation boundary condition for the modeling of contaminant transportthrough leaking geo-membranesA. El-Zein

    A procedure for modeling coupled soil consolidation and solute migration processes in

    compressible soilsR. L. Ferraz, M. Ehrlich and M. C. Barbosa

    Effect of porosity variability on ganglia entrapment during immiscible displacementF, M. Francisco

    Hydro-chemical coupling in unsaturated geomaterialsH. Ghasemzadeh andB. Gatmiri

    Fate and transport of polybrominated biphenyl ethers from biosolidsT. A. Gorgy, L. Li and J. Grace

    Assessment of the pollutant transport parameters in the barrier materials: Performanceof GCL compared to clay linerA,-1. Ibrahim

    Numerical modelling of contaminant transport through unsaturated soilsA. A. Javadi, M. M. Al-Najjar and A. S. I. Elkassas

  • Variations in lead (Pb) content in soils downslope and upslope of Victoria Falls

    municipal waste dump in ZimbabweM. Masocha and D. S. Tevera

    The challenge to adapt soil propertiesG. van Mews, W. van der Zon, J. Lambert, D. van Ree, V. Whiffin and W. Molendijk

    Correlation between 1, 2 and 3-D LNAPL migration patterns at equilibrium inunsaturated and saturated sand

    M. H. A. Molmmed and R. S. Sharma

    Evaluation of the heavy metal contamination ofurban soils

    C. N. Mulligan and Y.-T. Huang

    Diffusion and retardation of benzene and toluene vapours inside a low moisture layerof the unsaturated zone

    P. C. Nerantzis and M. R. Dyer

    Sodium diffusion in compacted lateritic soilK. J. Osinubi and C. M. 0. Nwaiwu

    Retention curves in a soil contaminated by LNAPLC. Rabozzi, L. Ribotta and G. Gremigni

    The contamination profile on soil of the Marambaia MSW Landfill, BrazilE. Ritter, M. F. Mota, J. C. Campos and M. A. Ventura

    Physical and numerical modelling of groundwater and surface-water interactions with aconservative tracer

    T. Sparks, D. Kountcheva, B. Bockelmann and R. Falconer

    Nitrogen distribution in vadose zone under some Bulgarian soilsD. Stoicheva, M. Kercheva and D. Stoichev

    Time integration for numerical solution of advection-diffusion contaminant transportG. Tang and A. N, Alshawabkeh

    Parametric study ofhydraulic barrier for contaminant transport under transientconditions

    M. Vanicek

    Chapter 7 - Waste Reuse and Waste ManagementManagement of waste sludge in trench cutting and re-mixing deep wall method

    M. Aoi, J. Fukunaga, H. Yoshizaki, F. Kinoslnta, M. Kamon and K. Tateyama

    Field and laboratory evaluation of artificial soil as an evapotranspirative barrier

    R. Bobba, W. J. Likos, J. J. Bowders and R. D. Hammer

    Using disused rails for slope stabilisationD. Castro and L. Lopez

    Geoenvironmental and mechanical properties of a fly ashJ.-C, Chai, S. Hayashi and K. Onitsuka

    Stabilization of sewage sludge by a combined chemical and mechanical method/. Chu, T. T. Lim and M. H. Goi

    Geotechnical properties of marble dust and its reuse in slurry-pond embankmentM. Datta, J. T. Shahu and S. Mondal

    Reuse of refractory bauxite ore waste as aggregate in asphalt concrete paving mixturesG. T. P. Fabbri, C. A. P. Silva Jr., A. C. Gigante, A. P. Furlan and H. B. Fontenele

  • Geotechnical properties of mining wastes and mixture ofash and slag for civil

    engineering 1337

    P. Filipowicz and M. Borys

    Mechanical and leaching properties of the air-cement treated soil using incineration

    residue from MSW 1344

    T. Fujikawa, K. Sato and S. Yamada

    Seismic response of landfills 1352

    B. Gatmirl and S. Navidi

    Use of steel slag and limestone quarry dust for remediation of acidity arising fromrunoff from colliery spoil pilot study 1359G. S. Ghataora, N. Ghazireh and B. Bums

    Experimental investigation of compressibility of cohesive soil mixed with waste tire chips 1367M. Ghazavi and A. Barmaki

    Determination of shear strength parameters of tire chips and grains 1374M. Ghazavi, M. Torbati and M. Kazem

    Alternative materials used as embankment fill in sustainable engineering and

    landscaping applications 1380R. Griffiths, M. Lamb andJ, Lewis

    Select engineering properties of crushed glass-dredged material (CG-DM) blends 1388D. G. Grubb, M. Camivale, J. Wartman and P. M. Gallagher

    Application of molten slag from municipal waste as liquefied stabilized soil 1396Y. Hayashi, T. Taguchi and A. Suzuki

    Scrap tire chips as a geomaterial to improve seismic performance of structures 1402H. Hazarika, T, Sugano, E. Kohama and Y. Suzuki

    Issues of dissipated mercury wastes 1410J. Jaremski

    Slag bound mixtures with recycled aggregates for flexible pavements 1415H. A. Khalid, Z. L. Soo, I. S. Nquot and I. Artamendi

    Engineering property evaluation ofcement treated soil with tire chips using X-rayCT scanner 1423Y. Kikuchi, T. Nagatome, Y. Mitari and J. Otani

    The development of new applications for sandstone quarry sand in South Wales 1431M. Lamb and M. Reid

    Aging effect on MSW mechanical bahaviour 1439S. L. Machado, M. F. Carvalho, J, C. F. Nascimento and K. A. Dourado

    Study of the MSW time differed compressibility in the Metropolitan centre landfill 1447S. L. Machado, M. F. Carvalho, K. A. Dourado, M. B. Rocha and J. C. F. Nascimento

    Sabkha soils mixed with oil lake residues - reuse of a waste material 1455T. A. Mahdi, F. Al-Otaibi and H. R. Thomas

    Fibre reinforced waste based artificial soil for grass covered areas subjected tooccasional vehicular traffic 1463T. A. Mahdi, R. W. Francis, H, R. Thomas and R. Poon

    Surface disposal of paste tailings 1471V. Martin, M. Aubertin and J. McMullen

    Sulfate induced heaving in chrotnite ore processing residue 1479D. Ii. Moon, D, Dermatas, M. Chrysochoou, A. M. Sanchez, M. Wazneand D. G. Grubb

  • Application of artificial granular material made from construction sludge to sandcompaction piles 1487Y, Nabeshima, T. Matsui, H. Sugiura and K. Ochi

    Proposed geophysical method for investigating the seabed for a landfill project inOkayama, Japan 1495M. Nishigaki, M. Komatsu, M. Inoue, K. Kankam- Yeboah, S. Mattersteig andJ. A, Akudago

    Mechanical properties of cohesive soils mixed with carbide possessing with water

    absorption property 1503K. Omine, H. Ochiai, N. Yasufuku and T. Kobayashi

    Recycled and alternative materials in drainage systems of waste disposal areas 1511E. M. Palmeiro, A. R. L. Silva andH. Paranhos

    Preliminary static and seismic slope stability analyses for a Portuguese municipalsolid waste landfill 1519

    F. Pardo de Santayana and A. J. Roque

    Behaviour of coal ash as structural fill material 1527

    G. Ramasamy and S. S. Pusadkar

    Possibility of using the drinking water sludge as geotechnical material 1535A. J, Roque and M, Carvalho

    Elution reduction of hazardous substances by solidification of coal ash 1543A. Sato, S. Nishimoto and T. Suzuki

    Application to liquefied soil stabilization material of industry wastes 1551H. Shibata, M. Tanaka, I. Ono, H. Shimizu and J. Tsukahara

    Landfill site selection using GIS 1557R. K. Srivastava, M. Reddy, P. Bala Ramudu and R. P. Tiwari

    Evaluation method for consistency and its application for estimating strengthproperties of coal fly ash 1564D. Suetsugu and Y. Miyata

    Heat and mechanical properties of waste glass aggregate as a base course materialfor taking measures of heat island 1570H. Suzuki, Y. Itasaka and K. Makino

    The strength characteristics of muddy soils mixed with granulated coal fly ash 15785. Tomohisa, K. Sawa, M. Saito, K. Michisita, T. Ioku and H. Tanaka

    Utilization of irrigation dam muddy soil to embankment and replanting material 1586M. Yamanaka, S. Hasegawa and N. Tomida

    Technical and environmental viability study of the use of coal ashes as coveringmaterial for mining rejects 1593M. 0. Ubaldo, M. C. Barbosa and L. S. Borma

    Chapter 8 - Other

    Modelling the behaviour of freezing and thawing soil slopes 1603P. J. Cleall, H. R. Thomas and M. C. Glendinning

    Alluvia substratum influence on the main stream (thalweg) orientation and on the

    regulation structures stability based on the Middle Vistula River reaches 1611T. Falkowski

    Kinematic and block theory applications to rock slope analysis of the Fraser's Hill,Pahang, Malaysia 1619Haswanto and A. Ghani Rafek

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