Authors:-Â Prof. Rohit Malabade, Akhilesh Kore, Shubham Saste
Abstract:-Â When planning the development of any town or village, it is expected that the best adaption of comfort, convenience, health, and safety would be achieved. The stability of the soil mass on which the proposed structure will be constructed should also be evaluated and investigated on a regular basis. In this research a total of ten different soil-resisting strategies have been discussed. The mangrove restoration approach is the most effective of them because it maximises the use of land to lower the moisture content of the soil by using the area as a farm. Forestry plantings such as mangrove trees will have an impact on the soil's stability. Furthermore, adding lime to damp sand is one of the most effective preventative measures for landslides since lime hydrates fast when exposed to moisture. Moist sand hydrates with the water in the soil, and the hydration process supports the decrease of the soil's moisture content and, as a result, boosts the soil's overall strength and durability.
Keywords:-Â Soil Stabilization, Health, Safety, Forestry Plantings, Moist sand hydrates .
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