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| Titre: | Characterization of different earthen construction materials in oasis of south-eastern Morocco (Errachidia Province) |
| Auteur(s): | Abdellah Mellaikhafi
Amine Tilioua
Hanène Souli
Mohammed Garoum
Moulay Ahmed Alaoui Hamd |
| Date de publication: | 2021 |
| Référence bibliographique: | Elsevier, p. 1-18 |
| Résumé: | The oasis of Southeast Morocco possesses outstanding earthen architecture built with a
mixture of rammed earth and mud brick construction. This work is a contribution to the
valorization of earth building materials used in the oases to preserve this architecture
against disappearance. It is a physico-chemical, mineralogical and geotechnical investiga-
tion of
five soils taken from different areas on the edge of the main valleys, Wadi Ziz and
Wadi Rheris, of this large oasis. First, X-ray (XRD) and infrared analyses of the soils studied
show the absence of the two clay minerals, kaolinite and illite, in the oasis soils while,
quartz, calcite or calcium carbonate, Ferroan Clinochlore and Muscovite are the main
minerals in these soils. Second, grain size distribution, methylene blue tests and plasticity
tests show that the soils of the oasis are generally low clay content and moderately plastic.
They consist mainly of sand and silt. In addition, the suitability of the studied soils for the
three construction techniques: adobe, rammed earth and compressed earth blocks (CEB),
was tested using the recommendations cited by several authors. Furthermore, in the case of
unsuitable soils, solutions are proposed to one of these techniques. The local compaction
technique of rammed earth was assessed. This technique enabled us to achieve maximum
dry density compaction values similar to those obtained in the laboratory using modified
Proctor tests. Finally, an evaluation of the thermal conductivity of the different samples of
the rammed earth walls was carried out in order to determine and compare the effect of
compaction density and soil characteristics on thermal resistance.
The results of this study showed that the soils taken from areas on the edge of the valley
are more consistent with the construction of rammed earth. They are satisfactory in terms
of compaction and also have a higher thermal resistance. Then, the construction in adobe is
only possible if these soils go through a stabilization process. In addition, the grain size
distribution indicated that soils taken from the soil edge are unsuitable for the manufacture
of CEB. |
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