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Sustainability Assessment of Ground Improvement Techniques: A Life Cycle Analysis of Lime, Cement, Geopolymers and Biopolymers for Roadway Application
Ground improvement design (GID) is a vital part of constructing safe, long-lasting infrastructure. Traditionally, this is done with a chemical additive such as lime or cement that is mixed with in-situ soil to improve soil parameters such as compressibility, and strength. These stabilizers produce h
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