Abstract
In this study, physical-mechanical properties and microscopic characteristics of the slag Portland cement stabilized soil and the normal Portland cement stabilized soil after carbonization were investigated and compared through carbonization depth tests, unconfined compression tests, XRD and SEM tests. Results showed that carbonation depth of the slag Portland cement stabilized soil was lower than that of the normal Portland cement stabilized soil on each carbonization stage. Results of XRD and SEM tests showed that the normal Portland cement stabilized soil were decomposed into Cal after carbonization, which lead to loosened structure and strength retrogression.
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