Characteristics of Black Cotton Soil - Thanappan, Dr. Subash
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About 3% - 5% of the world land area occupies Black Cotton Soil (BCS) and mainly found in Sudan, South Africa, Ethiopia and Tanzania. In Asia, they are found extensively in the Indian Decca Plateau. They also found in some parts of Australia, West Indies and Russia. Black cotton soils have varying colors 'ranging from light grey to dark grey and black. The black color in Black cotton soil (BC soil) is due to the presence of titanium oxide in small concentration. The Black cotton soil (BC soil) has a high percentage of clay, which is predominantly montmorillonite in structure with clay stones,…mehr

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About 3% - 5% of the world land area occupies Black Cotton Soil (BCS) and mainly found in Sudan, South Africa, Ethiopia and Tanzania. In Asia, they are found extensively in the Indian Decca Plateau. They also found in some parts of Australia, West Indies and Russia. Black cotton soils have varying colors 'ranging from light grey to dark grey and black. The black color in Black cotton soil (BC soil) is due to the presence of titanium oxide in small concentration. The Black cotton soil (BC soil) has a high percentage of clay, which is predominantly montmorillonite in structure with clay stones, sedimentary and residual soils. Foundation failures in these soils are attributed mainly to the differential movement of the structure as a result of uneven ground movements due to alternate swelling and shrinkage of the soil.This textbook guides the students on testing the characteristics of highly expansive black cotton soils of Ethiopia and presents some stability techniques using locallyavailable ingredients for the society.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Subash Thanappan is working as Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Ambo University, Ethiopia since 2011. He worked at Eritrea Institute of Technology at Asmara, Eritrea from 2007 to 2011. He has published number of Research articles and act as Member in IAHS, IAENG and IFERP.