Abstract
Unconfined compressive strength test was employed hereby to study the effect of ferronickel slag content and mineral powder content on strength performance of cement soil. In the experiment, 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% and 40% ferronickel slag were added into the cement soil, respectively, to figure out the comparatively better content of ferronickel slag was 20%. The experiment results also indicate the addition of ferronickel slag also significantly affected the early strength of cement soil, but as the time proceeded, the strength of cement soil added with ferronickel slag fell less quickly as before.
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