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Experimental Characterization of the Main Physical Properties of the Shot-Earth

Curto, A. / Savino, V. / Lanzoni, L. / Tarantino, A. M. / Viviani, M.

Shot-earth and rammed earth technologies involve aggregates, water and, mostly, excavated soil, which from waste becomes a building material. Such technologies thus deserve a rising interest because of their green and eco-saving properties in realizing sustainable constructions. However, in order to widely employ shot-earth as a building material, the precise knowledge of its main physical and mechanical performances is mandatory. A first characterization of the main properties of the shot-earth is here provided through a broad experimental campaign.

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Experimental Characterization of the Main Physical Properties of the Shot-Earth

Curto, A. / Savino, V. / Lanzoni, L. / Tarantino, A. M. / Viviani, M.

Shot-earth and rammed earth technologies involve aggregates, water and, mostly, excavated soil, which from waste becomes a building material. Such technologies thus deserve a rising interest because of their green and eco-saving properties in realizing sustainable constructions. However, in order to widely employ shot-earth as a building material, the precise knowledge of its main physical and mechanical performances is mandatory. A first characterization of the main properties of the shot-earth is here provided through a broad experimental campaign.

Experimental Characterization of the Main Physical Properties of the Shot-Earth

Curto, A. / Savino, V. / Lanzoni, L. / Tarantino, A. M. / Viviani, M.

Shot-earth and rammed earth technologies involve aggregates, water and, mostly, excavated soil, which from waste becomes a building material. Such technologies thus deserve a rising interest because of their green and eco-saving properties in realizing sustainable constructions. However, in order to widely employ shot-earth as a building material, the precise knowledge of its main physical and mechanical performances is mandatory. A first characterization of the main properties of the shot-earth is here provided through a broad experimental campaign.

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Title:

Experimental Characterization of the Main Physical Properties of the Shot-Earth

Additional title:

Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering

Contributors:

Tarantino, Angelo Marcello (editor) / Cotana, Franco (editor) / Viviani, Marco (editor) / Curto, A. (author) / Savino, V. (author) / Lanzoni, L. (author) / Tarantino, A. M. (author) / Viviani, M. (author)

Published in:

Shot-Earth for an Eco-friendly and Human-Comfortable Construction Industry ; Chapter: 1 ; 1-23

Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering

Publication date:

2023-04-29

Size:

23 pages

ISBN:

978-3-031-23507-8 , 978-3-031-23506-1

ISSN:

2366-2603 , 2366-259X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23507-8_1

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Engineering , Building Construction and Design , Sustainable Development , Renewable and Green Energy

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