Effect of Calcium Chloride and Fly ash on Stabilization of Expansive Soil

Author(s)	Mr. Tushar Aannasaheb Pagore, Swapnil R. Joshi, Dr. Amol B. Saner
Country	India
Abstract	Soil stabilization is widely applied in road and construction projects to improve weak soils. It includes mechanical, chemical, and biological methods, with chemical stabilization enhancing soil properties using additives. Effective treatment requires understanding material behavior, performance, and impacts on surrounding structures, along with factors like mixing, compaction, curing, and environmental conditions. In this study, black cotton soil was stabilized using calcium chloride and fly ash, and UCS and CBR tests were performed to identify the optimum dosages for maximum strength and subgrade performance.
Keywords	Black cotton soil, Soil stabilization, Calcium chloride, Fly ash, UCS, CBR.
Field	Engineering
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On	2026-03-20

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