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In some cases, the production of solid waste is experiencing an uncontrolled and continuous increase, especially wastes from plastic products. Given that the process of transforming plastic waste into raw material involves high energy consumption, plastic can be used in geotechnics. This paper is based on comparing two solutions to improve the soil. The first solution is to improve the soil with plastic waste and the second solution is to improve the soil with cement. An instability phenomenon in slopes occurs in periods with heavy rainfall. For this reason the samples are immersed in water during the direct shear test. Ongoing tests, performed as a part of the research program have shown the effect of the polyethylene waste material and cement on soil cohesion and internal friction angle.

Összehasonlító tanulmány polietilén hulladékanyaggal, illetve cementtel megvalósított talajstabilizációról