JP2016215191A - Method for modifying dredge soil - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a modification method of dredge soil by mixing an iron steel slag, capable of modifying the dredge soil to property exhibiting sufficient strength without selecting the iron steel slag depending on physical properties of the dredge soil, especially capable of making the dredge soil, which does not exhibit strength only by mixing the iron steel slag, exhibit sufficient strength.SOLUTION: An iron steel slag is added to a dredge oil with setting SOconcentration of interstitial water of the dredge soil at 1000 mg/L or more or gypsum is added together with the iron steel slag to make percentage of the gypsum in a mixture material at 0.5 vol.% or more.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for reforming dredged soil used for a water environment restoration material (for example, a shallow or tidal flat).

For the purpose of improving the water quality environment, shallow areas and tidal flats are being created. Conventionally, shallow ground and tidal flats have been constructed by using a crushed stone to install an earth retaining submarine offshore, and then installing dredged soil as a filling material on the shore side (land side) and covering the surface with natural sand. Such a construction method is adopted.
On the other hand, Patent Document 1 discloses a non-consolidated shallow / tidal flat material composed of dredged sand and steel slag. Further, Patent Documents 2 to 4 disclose techniques for performing strength modification by actively utilizing CaO contained in steel slag and mixing steel slag with clay. In this technique, the strength of the clay is improved mainly by a pozzolanic reaction between the CaO content of the steel slag and Si, Al, etc. of the clay. In this way, the improvement of the strength of soft clay using steel slag can be utilized in combination with CaO, which is an inherent characteristic of steel slag, because it can be used in combination with the previously unavailable clay. Very useful.

JP 2005-133309 A JP 2009-121167 A JP 2011-206625 A JP 2011-208365 A JP 2012-31618 A JP-A-8-60152 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-100500

  When dredged soil mixed with steel slag is used as an aquatic environment restoration material such as shallow ground and tidal flats, if the strength improvement by mixing steel slag is not sufficient, the installed aquatic environment restoration material will flow out or structure Cause problems such as inability to secure stability. However, the actual characteristics of dredged soil vary depending on the region and sea area, and the degree of solidification (strength development) by mixing steel slag varies greatly depending on dredged soil. Therefore, when actually applying the method of mixing steel slag into the clay, it is necessary to conduct a blending test in advance or to select the slag to be applied according to the physical characteristics of the clay (for example, Patent Document 5).

  In addition, the strength of the clay is basically expressed by these measures, but as a result of the test conducted on various clays, the present inventors mixed steel slag to a ratio close to 50% by volume. However, it was found that there are rare cases of dredged soil with little strength. When steel slag is mixed to a ratio close to 50% by volume, the ratio of clay is reduced, and the original purpose of effectively using the clay cannot be achieved. In addition, this state is considered to be a level at which the structure of the steel slag can be kept in contact with each other, and it is considered that the pozzolanic reaction between the steel slag and the clay is not sufficiently acting. It was found that for such clay, even when materials such as cement and lime other than steelmaking slag were added, strength development was inferior. There is no effective method for solidifying such dredged soil, and the dredged soil cannot be effectively used and must be discarded.

  Therefore, the object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art and to conduct a blending test in advance in a method for reforming clay by mixing steel slag, It is possible to modify the clay so that sufficient strength can be developed without selecting steel slag according to the conditions, especially for the clay that does not exhibit strength only by mixing steel slag. An object of the present invention is to provide a modification method capable of developing a sufficient strength.

As a result of repeated studies to solve the above problems, the present inventors have determined that the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the dredged soil exceeds a certain level even in dredged soil that does not exhibit strength only by mixing steel slag. In addition, by mixing steel slag or adding a small amount of gypsum together with steel slag to the dredged soil, sufficient fluidity necessary for construction is ensured and sufficient strength that does not cause outflow after construction is obtained. It has been found that it can be modified into a clay.

The present invention has been made on the basis of such knowledge and has the following gist.
[1] In the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag, the steel slag is mixed with the clay after the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the clay is 1000 mg / L or more. A characteristic modification method for dredged soil.
[2] In the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag, gypsum is mixed with the steel slag with respect to the clay, and the proportion of the gypsum in the mixed material is 0.5% by volume or more. A method for reforming clay.
[3] In the reforming method of [1] or [2] above, the uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days is 30 kN / m even if the clay is mixed with 20% by volume of steel slag having a free CaO content of 10% by mass. ^A method for reforming dredged soil, characterized in that the dredged soil does not exceed ² .

[4] In the reforming method according to any one of [1] to [3] above, the flow value of the mixed material obtained by mixing steel slag or steel slag and gypsum into the clay is 8.5 cm or more. How to improve dredged soil.
[5] A method for modifying a clay according to any one of the above [1] to [4], wherein the clay is a clay having an organic carbon content of 4% by mass or more.
[6] The method for reforming clay according to any one of the above [1] to [5], wherein the steel slag contains 0.5% by mass or more of free CaO.

[7] In a method for reforming clay by mixing steel slag,
Measure the SO ₄ concentration of pore water in the dredged soil and the amount of organic carbon after drying, and perform the following (a) or (b) depending on the measured SO ₄ concentration and the amount of organic carbon: Soil reforming method.
(A) When the SO ₄ concentration is 1000 mg / L or more and the amount of organic carbon is less than 4% by mass, only steel slag is added to the clay and mixed.
(B) When the SO ₄ concentration is less than 1000 mg / L or / and the amount of organic carbon is 4% by mass or more, gypsum is mixed with steel slag in the clay, and the proportion of the gypsum in the mixed material is 0.5 volume. % Or more.

  According to the present invention, in the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag, even if the clay does not exhibit strength only by mixing the steel slag, a blending test is performed in advance, Without selecting steel slag according to the physical properties of the soil, it can be modified into dredged soil with sufficient strength that does not cause runoff after construction. For this reason, dredged soil that could not be used in the past can be effectively used as an aquatic environment restoration material such as shallow ground and tidal flats, and steel slag can also be used without aging treatment. There is also an advantage that can be used economically.

Substituting the pore water of dredged soil recovered from the seabed and changing its SO ₄ concentration, the results of examining the strength expression (planar soil hardness) of the material (mixed material) mixed with a predetermined amount of steelmaking slag Graph showing Graph showing the SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water of dredged material before mixing the steel slag, the relationship between the uniaxial compressive strength of admixture of dredged material and steel slag The graph which shows the relationship between the mixture ratio of gypsum and the uniaxial compressive strength of a mixture about the mixed material which mixed gypsum with the steelmaking slag in the range of 0-1.0 volume%. A graph showing the relationship between the mixing ratio of steelmaking slag and the uniaxial compressive strength of the mixed material for the mixed material in which only steelmaking slag is mixed with the clay and the mixed material in which gypsum is mixed with the steelmaking slag. Graph showing the relationship between the mixing ratio of steelmaking slag and the flow value of the mixture for the mixed material in which gypsum is mixed with steelmaking slag in the clay

  The method for reforming dredged soil according to the present invention uses a mixed material of dredged soil and steel slag (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as “mixed material”) as an aquatic environment restoration material such as a shallow ground / tidal flat construction material. This is a modification method that can improve the strength of the mixed material while ensuring a sufficient amount of mixed use of the clay when trying to use it. In particular, when mixed with standard dredged soil, it is applied to dredged soil that does not develop strength despite the mixing of steel slag that develops strength. This is a modification method that can be performed.

It is said that normal hardening when steel slag is mixed with clay is done by pozzolanic reaction. That is, when the Si and Al components of the clay are mainly reacted with Ca of the steelmaking slag, as a result, a product of Ca—Si—Al—H ₂ O as seen in cement is formed and hardened. Conceivable. Therefore, when a factor that inhibits this reaction is contained in the clay, hardening is inhibited. As a method for compensating for this, a typical coping method is to add cement or blast furnace slag fine powder mainly in order to more actively generate Ca—Si—Al—H ₂ O.

However, the types and amounts of such reaction-inhibiting substances vary depending on the clay, and in some cases, even when cement or the like is added, there are even cases where there is almost no effect. Therefore, the present inventors decided to examine the strength development by combining completely different reactions. In general, improvement of soil on land is performed by adding cement or the like, but organic soil is known as a cause of difficulty in developing strength, and a method of producing an ettringite compound is known as a countermeasure. Methods for simultaneously adding slag and gypsum to terrestrial soft soil are proposed in Patent Documents 6 and 7 and the like. The present inventors consider that a similar mechanism may work in dredged soil, and the amount of SO ₄ contained in the solid content of dredged soil and strength development as generally evaluated. The correlation was investigated, but in the case of dredged soil, a clear relationship was not seen. Moreover, in the case of the above-mentioned method, since it is construction on land, there is almost no water contained at the same time. For example, Patent Documents 6 and 7 show blending test examples for soil having a moisture content of 32%. Yes. In such cases, the original soil does not have the property of flowing, and the fluidity of the mixed material is ensured as expected when the mixed material of dredged soil and steelmaking slag is constructed in the sea. Can not.

As a result of further investigation, the environment is completely different between soil that is constantly exposed to air, such as that used on land, and soil that is isolated from air, such as dredged soil. It was found that this should be taken into account. Furthermore, it was found that dredged soil contains a large amount of pore water, unlike soil on land, and its influence cannot be ignored. Usually, it is pore water in dredged soil in the sea area, so its ionic species and concentration were thought to be almost the same as seawater, but when investigating the actual situation, the cause is unknown, It was found that the concentration of ionic species contained in pore water varies greatly depending on the soil. Then, in the water quality of pore water, especially when the SO ₄ concentration is insufficient, the strength development is found to be reduced, and solidification is achieved by supplying a necessary amount of SO ₄ ions thereto. Has been found to be able to proceed.
1, the SO ₄ concentration 25 mg / L by substituting pore water dredged material recovered from the seabed, 1200 mg / L, in terms of changing the 2400 mg / L, the material and the steel slag were mixed 20% by volume, The result of examining the strength expression (soil hardness) is shown. In addition, intensity | strength (soil hardness) was evaluated using the Yamanaka type soil hardness meter (plane type). According to FIG. 1, it can be seen that the strength of the mixed material is greatly improved by increasing the SO ₄ concentration of the clay before mixing the steelmaking slag.

In actual waters, the cause of the SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water of dredged material is reduced by water, but not necessarily clear, diluted by the fresh water enters, by organic matter deposited on the seabed, the oxidation-reduction potential is decreased Possible causes such as sulfate being mutated to sulfide.
From the above survey results, by sufficiently increasing the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the clay mixed with steel slag, steel slag was mixed even in a clay that does not develop strength only by mixing steel slag. It has been found that the strength of the mixed material can be expressed, and on the other hand, the strength can be further increased in the clay where the strength is expressed when steel slag is mixed.

For this reason, in the first reforming method of the present invention, the steel slag is mixed with the clay after the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the clay is 1000 mg / L or more, preferably 1800 mg / L or more. It is. The measurement of SO ₄ concentration of interstitial water, for example, the dredged material is centrifuged to measure SO ₄ concentration of the supernatant portion.
To increase the SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water of dredged soil, the solution of high SO ₄ concentration than SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water of the dredged material may be added to the dredged soil, but standard seawater SO ₄ Is contained at about 2400 mg / L, a simple method for increasing the SO ₄ concentration of pore water is to add seawater when adjusting the water content of the original dredged soil. Also, SO ₄ ion containing solution other than seawater may be added. The SO ₄ ion-containing solution such as seawater can be added to the clay at any timing until the steel slag is mixed after digging the clay.
In addition, when increasing the SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water in the dredged soil, there is no particular upper limit on the SO ₄ concentration, but if the SO ₄ concentration is too high, ettringite is excessively generated, and depending on the type of dredged soil, expansion and collapse Therefore, it is preferable to set the upper limit of about 2800 mg / L.

  Further, in the second modification method of the present invention, gypsum is mixed with steel slag with respect to the clay, and this method dissolves or reacts more directly by adding gypsum. . The proportion of gypsum in the mixed material (kneaded clay + steel slag + gypsum) is 0.5% by volume or more, preferably 1.0% by volume or more. When the proportion of gypsum is less than 0.5% by volume, the effect of addition cannot be obtained sufficiently. On the other hand, if the percentage of gypsum increases, the time required for homogeneous mixing becomes longer, or the water in the clay needs to be readjusted to ensure fluidity. The ratio of gypsum in steel slag + gypsum is preferably 3.0% by volume or less. The amount of gypsum added is extremely small compared to the amount of gypsum-based material added in normal land-based soil reforming (for example, 5 to 20% by volume (reference value)). In this way, if a small amount of gypsum is added, even if mixed with clay and steel slag, the fluidity of the mixed material, in other words, to improve the clay without impairing the workability of the mixed material. Can do.

Although there is no special restriction | limiting in the kind of gypsum used by this invention, Dihydrate gypsum is especially preferable also in gypsum. The mixed material of dredged soil and steel slag in the present invention is constructed in a fluid state, but in the case of hemihydrate gypsum mainly used in land soil improvement agents, water is taken into the hemihydrate gypsum. This is because it is necessary to add water excessively.
Addition and mixing of gypsum may be performed simultaneously with the addition and mixing of steel slag, or may be performed before or after the addition and mixing of steel slag.

  As in the first reforming method and the second reforming method of the present invention, the mechanism that the solidification of the mixed material of the clay and the steel slag proceeds by adjusting a small amount of water quality and adding gypsum, Although not necessarily clear, when crystals containing sulfur such as ettringite and taumarite are produced, the influence of the reaction inhibitor is reduced by incorporating or adsorbing the reaction inhibitor into the crystal, and as a result, steel slag is reduced. It is possible that the pozzolanic reaction involving the saponification can also function, and as a result, solidification progresses and strength is developed.

Hereinafter, other conditions of the method of the present invention will be described.
In the present invention, the steel slag mixed in the clay (slag generated in the steel production process) includes blast furnace slag, steelmaking slag, ore reduction slag, and the like. Blast furnace slag includes blast furnace slow cooling slag and blast furnace granulated slag. In addition, as steelmaking slag, steelmaking slag generated in hot metal pretreatment, converter blowing, casting and other processes (for example, decarburized slag, dephosphorized slag, desulfurized slag, desiliconized slag, ingot slag, etc.), Examples include electric furnace slag. Among these, steelmaking slag is preferable from the viewpoint of effectively acting the pozzolanic reaction, and converter decarburization slag is particularly preferable.
In general, when steel slag is used, aging is performed in advance. Aging means securing the volume stability of slag and the stability of surface minerals by weathering in the air or placing in a steam atmosphere for a certain period of time. However, in the case of the present invention, aging is not particularly required because the chemical reaction on the slag surface also contributes to strength development.

The steel slag preferably has a free CaO content of 0.5% by mass or more. If the free CaO content is less than 0.5% by mass, the pozzolanic reaction as described above may not be sufficiently generated. However, when the free CaO content exceeds 10% by mass, the amount of alkali elution increases, so the free CaO content is preferably 10% by mass or less.
The particle size of the steel slag is not particularly limited, but the reactivity decreases when the specific surface area is small, so the maximum particle size is 40 mm or less, and the particle size includes up to fine particles (for example, 40-0 mm, 20-0 mm, 5-0 mm, etc. In particular, a particle size of 40-0 mm to 20-0 mm is preferable in order to obtain an improvement effect by mixing the gravel-like material.

Moreover, 10-50 volume% is preferable for the ratio (mixing rate) of the steel slag in a mixed material. When the mixing ratio of the steel slag is less than 10% by volume, the advantage of mixing the above-mentioned gravel-like steel slag is reduced, and the effect of reforming the clay by the steel slag acting on the pozzolanic reaction is reduced. On the other hand, when the mixing ratio of the steel slag exceeds 50% by volume, the ratio of the clay is reduced, so that the significance of effectively using the clay is reduced, and it becomes difficult to manage the workability and control the pH. As will be described later, the flow value of the mixed material is preferably 8.5 or more, but from the viewpoint of securing this flow value, the mixing ratio of steel slag should be less than 50% by volume (particularly 48% by volume or less). Is preferred.
Moreover, from the above viewpoint, the more preferable range of the mixing rate of steel slag is 15-30 volume%.

Although there is no special restriction | limiting also in the kind of clay to which this invention is applied, it is useful to apply to the clay with inferior pozzolanic reactivity. In particular, even if 20 vol% of steel slag having a free CaO content of 10% by mass is mixed, the uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days does not exceed 30 kN / m ² , and the strength does not develop only by mixing the steel slag. Since it can be said that it is dredged soil, it is useful to apply to such dredged soil. However, the present invention is a clay having high pozzolanic reactivity (particularly, a clay having a uniaxial compressive strength exceeding 30 kN / m ² after 7 days when 20% by volume of steel slag having a free CaO content of 10% by mass is mixed) The strength can be further increased.

  In addition, since the strength becomes difficult to develop when the amount of organic carbon in the clay is large, the present invention is particularly suitable for the modification of clay with a relatively large amount of organic carbon, especially a clay with an organic carbon content of 4% by mass or more. Useful. The effect of the present invention can be obtained even if the amount of organic carbon is less than 4% by mass. However, if the amount of organic carbon is within the range, the necessary strength can be secured basically by adjusting the amount of steelmaking slag. . On the other hand, the clay with an organic carbon content of 4% by mass or more increases the strength to some extent even when only the steel slag is mixed. In an amount exceeding 50% by volume), and the use ratio of the clay, which is originally the object of effective use, is greatly reduced.

  The mixed material of clay and steel slag (mixed material of steel slag or steel slag and gypsum mixed with clay. The same applies hereinafter) has fluidity, and there is no particular restriction on the degree of fluidity. And considering the effect of the clay covering the particles of steel slag stably, the flow value of the mixed material is preferably 8.5 cm or more. On the other hand, when the flow value of the mixed material is too large, separation of the clay and the steelmaking slag occurs, and it is likely to cause problems such as failure to secure the quality after construction or outflow immediately after construction. For this reason, the flow value is preferably less than 23.0 cm. Here, the flow value is measured in accordance with “Cylinder Flow Test” of JHS-A-313 (Japan Highway Public Corporation Standard). The flow value of the mixed material of the clay and the steel slag can be adjusted by the moisture content of the clay and the mixing ratio of the clay and the steel slag.

In carrying out the present invention (second reforming method), for example, the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the clay and the amount of organic carbon after drying are measured, and the measured SO ₄ concentration and the amount of organic carbon are measured. Then, the following (a) or (b) can be performed.
(A) When the SO ₄ concentration is 1000 mg / L or more and the amount of organic carbon is less than 4% by mass, only steel slag is added to the clay and mixed.
(B) When the SO ₄ concentration is less than 1000 mg / L or / and the amount of organic carbon is 4% by mass or more, gypsum is mixed with steel slag in the clay, and the proportion of this gypsum in the mixed material is 0.5 volume. % Or more.
The dredged soil (mixed material) modified according to the present invention can be applied to various uses in water areas including shallow ground and tidal flats.

For dredged soil recovered from the industrial area of Tokyo Bay, steelmaking slag was mixed and reformed. Table 1 shows the basic physical properties of the clay. This suggests that the loss on ignition is relatively high and the organic content is high. In addition, this dredged soil has a SO ₄ content of 2.6% by mass in dry soil, which is higher than that of ordinary dredged soil (0.8% by mass or less), but the SO ₄ concentration of pore water is 780 mg / L. And was at a low level. The pore water SO ₄ concentration is obtained by centrifuging the clay and measuring the SO ₄ concentration in the supernatant.
As steelmaking slag, converter decarburization slag having a particle size equivalent to CS20 in JIS A5015 “Steel Slag for Roads” was used. This converter decarburization slag has a surface dry density of 3.11 and a free CaO content of 3% by mass.

[Example 1]
After adjusting the pore water SO ₄ concentration of the dredged soil with artificial seawater with only the SO ₄ concentration changed, the dredged soil and the steelmaking slag were 70% (volumetric): 30 (steel making) The strength after curing of the mixed material was investigated. In the investigation of the strength of the mixed material, the mixed material was put in a mold having a height of φ5 cm × 10 cm, cured, mixed with clay and steelmaking slag, and uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days was measured. The measurement of the uniaxial compressive strength was performed in accordance with the compressive strength test method for concrete defined in JIS A1108.

FIG. 2 shows the measurement results (the horizontal axis in FIG. 2 is the SO ₄ concentration of pore water in the clay before mixing the steelmaking slag). According to this, SO ₄ concentration of the interstitial water (SO ₄ concentration of interstitial water before mixing the steelmaking slag) is in the dredged soil of less than 1000 mg / L, the intensity of the mixing material is not sufficiently exhibited. On the other hand, when the pore water SO ₄ concentration is 1000 mg / L or more, the strength of the mixed material is expressed. In particular, when the SO ₄ concentration is 1800 mg / L or more, the uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days. The strength is about 200 kN / m ² , and sufficient strength can be secured for the seabed ground. As described above, even when the steelmaking slag is added and mixed in a state where the SO ₄ concentration of the pore water in the dredged soil is sufficiently increased, even if the dredged soil does not exhibit strength simply by mixing the steelmaking slag. , The strength can be stably expressed.

[Example 2]
Gypsum was mixed with the steelmaking slag in the clay, and the strength after curing of the mixed material was investigated. The mixing ratio of the clay, the steelmaking slag, and the gypsum was fixed at 70 volume% for the clay, and 30 volume% for the steelmaking slag + gypsum, and the ratio of the gypsum was changed within the range of 0 to 1.0 volume%. In the investigation of the strength of the mixed material, as described above, a steelmaking slag having a particle size of 20-0 mm is used, and the mixed material is cured in a mold having a height of φ10 cm × 20 cm, and clay and steelmaking slag (and gypsum) are used. The uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days and 28 days after mixing was measured. As gypsum, dihydrate gypsum (manufactured by Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd., surface dry density 2.32) was used. The uniaxial compressive strength of the mixed material was measured in accordance with the concrete compressive strength test method defined in JIS A1108.
FIG. 3 shows the measurement results. According to this, almost no change is seen until the addition amount of gypsum is 0.3 volume% addition, but when the volume is 0.5 volume%, the increase in strength becomes clear, and at 1.0 volume%, it becomes higher, The strength has risen to a level where it can be used as land improvement soil.

  In addition, for the clay with the basic physical properties shown in Table 2 collected in a place different from the dredged soil in Table 1 (the coastal area of Tokyo Bay), FIG. 4 shows the results of measuring the uniaxial compressive strength after 28 days for each of the mixed materials to which gypsum was not added and the mixing ratio of steelmaking slag (the ratio in the mixed material) was changed. According to this, regardless of the mixing rate of the steelmaking slag, the strength is increased by the addition of gypsum, but it can be seen that mixing 10% by volume or more of the steelmaking slag is particularly effective. Moreover, the measurement result of the flow value in that case is shown in FIG. According to this, when the mixing rate of steelmaking slag is large, the flow value becomes small and the workability decreases, but if the mixing rate is less than 50% by volume (particularly 48% by volume or less), the flow value becomes 8.5. As a result, it was confirmed that stable workability was secured.

Claims (7)

In the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag,
A method for modifying dredged soil, comprising mixing steel slag after setting the SO ₄ concentration of pore water in the dredged soil to 1000 mg / L or more. In the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag,
A method for reforming clay, comprising mixing gypsum with steel slag with respect to the clay and setting the proportion of the gypsum in the mixed material to 0.5% by volume or more. The clay is a clay whose uniaxial compressive strength after 7 days does not exceed 30 kN / m ² even when 20% by volume of steel slag having a free CaO content of 10% by mass is mixed. 2. The method for reforming clay according to 2.   The method for reforming clay according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the flow value of the mixed material obtained by mixing steel slag or steel slag and gypsum into the clay is 8.5 cm or more.   The method for reforming a clay according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the clay is a clay having an organic carbon content of 4% by mass or more.   The method for reforming clay according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the steel slag contains 0.5 mass% or more of free CaO. In the method of reforming the clay by mixing steel slag,
Measure the SO ₄ concentration of pore water in the dredged soil and the amount of organic carbon after drying, and perform the following (a) or (b) depending on the measured SO ₄ concentration and the amount of organic carbon: Soil reforming method.
(A) When the SO ₄ concentration is 1000 mg / L or more and the amount of organic carbon is less than 4% by mass, only steel slag is added to the clay and mixed.
(B) When the SO ₄ concentration is less than 1000 mg / L or / and the amount of organic carbon is 4% by mass or more, gypsum is mixed with steel slag in the clay, and the proportion of the gypsum in the mixed material is 0.5 volume. % Or more.

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