Abstract: This paper examines the possibility of introducing synthetic rubber in constructed earthen systems to improve their vibration attenuation. The results of a series of controlled laboratory tests—aimed to investigate the ...

Abstract: Engineered geomaterials are designed with functionalities on demand to address practical problems in the geoenvironment, such as filtration and/or retardation of environmentally hazardous substances. In this study, an ...

Abstract: Nuclear magnetic resonance response measurement is a nondestructive and nonintrusive technique, which is potentially useful for in situ characterization, mapping, and diagnostic purposes in hydrocarbon-contaminated subsurface, ...

Abstract: The purpose of the current study is to examine the ability of ground rubber to sorb benzene and O-xylene from water contained with aromatic hydrocarbons. The study consisted of running both batch and packed bed column tests ...