USCS (unified soil classification system) soil classification The USCS is a soil classification system used in geology and engineering material to describe the soil texture and grain soil
Soil cement A mixture of soil and measured amount of portland cement high density and compared to water. It is a densely compacted mixture of Portland cement, soil
White cement White portland cement has essentially the same properties as gray ordinary portland cement, except for color. White cement readily available throughout North America. The color of
Refractory brick A fire brick or refractory brick is a block of refractory ceramic material used in lining kilns, fireboxes, furnaces, and fireplaces. Fire brick is designed mainly
Black cotton soil Black cotton soil very Expansive soils, popularly known as black cotton soils in Pakistan are, amongst the most unavailable soils from Civil Engineering construction point
Refractory cement High-temperature masonry Comes from thermodynamically and multiple forms of stable refractory bricks to castable fire cement that is formulated from thermally resistant specialized aggregate materials and
Sedimentation Tank A sedimentation tank is a structure in which to remove the suspended particles present in the water wastewater is filled and stored for some time. At
Bitumen Road Bitumen road consists of its surface with bituminous materials and bitumen is a sticky dark viscous liquid obtained from natural deposits. A bitumen road has a
Clayey Soil Clayey soil is a type of soil that benefits from high nutrients or the soil that comprised of very fine mineral particles and not much organic
Ferrocement Ferrocement consists of wire meshes and cement mortar and is a construction material and due to the low self-weight, lack of skilled workers, and no need for
Epoxy Grout Epoxy grout is made of epoxy resins combined with a filler powder and this makes it almost completely resistant to stains and waterproof. For splashbacks, floors,
Consistency of Cement Consistency of cement is the amount of water that can be added to the cement to produce the ingredients of concrete and a uniform paste
Interlocking bricks Interlocking bricks are stabilized and compressed earth bricks which provide the strength of the structure and depending on the supplier, interlocking bricks come in various sizes