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Strength characteristics and microscopic mechanism of roadbed soil stabilized by steel slag micro-powder and incineration slag composite
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    • Strength characteristics and microscopic mechanism of roadbed soil stabilized by steel slag micro-powder and incineration slag composite

    • “This article introduces the research progress in the field of sand and gravel raw material shortage and the resource utilization of steel slag and household waste incineration slag. Relevant experts adopt a combination of macro and micro research methods, and through a series of experimental analyses, systematically explore the influence of steel slag micro powder dosage and MSWIBA proportion on the strength of improved soil, and reveal its solidification mechanism, providing new ideas for alleviating the problem of sand and gravel shortage.”
    • Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering   Pages: 1-10(2026)

    • DOI：10.11835/j.issn.2096-6717.2025.129    

      CLC： U414

    • Received：20 September 2025，

      Online First：03 February 2026，

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  • SHAO Feiyang,XIANG Guosheng,ZHANG Hongri,et al.Strength characteristics and microscopic mechanism of roadbed soil stabilized by steel slag micro-powder and incineration slag composite[J].Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering, DOI：10.11835/j.issn.2096-6717.2025.129.

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