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Dredged definition series#
A series of RMC bio-carbonation experiments, micro-penetration and direct shear tests were conducted to investigate the feasibility and stabilization performance of the method. Bio-carbonation of reactive magnesia cement (RMC) method was proposed for dredged sludge stabilization.
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