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Basically, the rock and rock-like materials such as concrete and soil are considered as geomaterials. Clays and some other materials which can be related with engineering processes can, also, be included in this category. Geomaterials are essential for life since human construct storage and access/transport areas in r…
Evandro Moraes da Gama
Rock mechanics projects, excavations and rock mass monitoring are day-by-day concerns of professionals and scientists of rock engineer. Technological advances observed in the 20 and 21 centuries provided high precision equipment capable of establishing deform…
Alexander Vasilyevich Tatarinov, Lyubov Ilyinichna Yalovik
It is shown that the ore-forming systems (OFS) of the Vendian-Riphean Greenstone belts (GSB) in the Transbaikalia region were formed in a wide age range: from the Riphean to the Cenozoic. They are grouped into 6 metallogenic types. The noble metal type is div…
Koffi Clément Kouadio, Owochi Quentin Aristide Offo, Conand Honoré Kouakou, Edjikémé Emeruwa
Raw rubber Latex contents, from 0% to 30% were used to stabilize lateritic samples to provide an alternative to cement stabilization. These samples were submitted to physical tests (water resistance test, absorption test) and mechanical tests (dry compressive…
Kavula Ngoy Elysée, Kasongo wa Mutombo Portance, Libasse Sow, Ngoy Biyukaleza Bilez, Kavula Mwenze Corneille, Tshibwabwa Kasongo Obed
This study focuses on the determination of physical and mechanical characteristics based on in vitro tests, by using field samples for the Kampemba urban area in the city of Lubumbashi. At the end of this study, we identified the soils according to their para…
Abdoulaye Diedhiou, Libasse Sow, Adama Dione
This paper presents a comparative study of Physical-Chemical characteristics of Limestone and Basalt (from Senegalese quarries). First, chemical tests show that Basalt is richer in silica 51.59% versus 2.84% for Limestone. Basalt is made up of silica minerals…
Alexander Vasilyevich Tatarinov, Lyubov Ilyinichna Yalovik, Anatoly Georgievich Mironov, Victor Fedorovich Posokhov
The new results of geologic-structural, petrographic and mineralogic-geochemical researches of Mykert-Sanzheevka ore field—the Uda-Vitim mineragenic zone South-West ending of West Transbaikalia are given. Its main ore-controlling structure, represented by los…
Charlène Bassolokidi Nkengue, Narcisse Malanda, Gilbert Ganga, Paul Louzolo-Kimbembe, Guy Richard Mouengue
The main objective of this study is to contribute to the optimization of the formulation of sand concretes and its valorisation according to natural sands from different quarries or extraction sites. Physical characteristics of natural sands have been determi…
Déthié Sarr, Oustasse Abdoulaye Sall, Mapathé Ndiaye, Nayini Joseph Serge Lompo
The purpose of this paper is to characterize rock mass stability using basic rock mass method and to compare them. Rock mass quality and strength are determined using rock mass classification and numerical methods. The Factors of safety are calculated with th…
Stevina Bouyila, Raymond Gentil Elenga, Louis Ahouet, Mondésir Ngoulou, Serge Konda
NaOH activation of soils is an affordable and promising way to improve mechanical properties of earthen bricks. If for well-activated geopolymers, the hard polymeric network limits the influence of water on mechanical properties, for the weakly activated one,…
Clóvia Marozzin Mistura, Ivo André Homrich Schneider, Yasmin Vieira
The agate dyeing industry has been commonly seen as a high-pollution industry. Dyeing wastewater treatment is considered one of the most important categories for water-pollution control, because of its intense colour and the high concentration of organic cont…
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