The most powerful earthquake, the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake, occurred on March 11, 2011. The north-eastern region of Japan have been most seriously damaged by the tsunami waves devastated the Pacific coast. Total amount of tsunami sediment was estimated around ten million ton in Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima prefectures. It is necessary to use the tsunami sediment soil by construction materials in reconstruction works in north-eastern area in Japan. In this paper, an author proposed a reuse method of tsunami sediment soil by mixing with stabilizers, such as steel slug and concrete sludge. To improve strength of tsunami sediment, the blast furnace slug was used, however, a long time is necessary to enhance the strength of soft soil improved by blast furnace slug alone. To accelerate the hardening time, the author added concrete sludge as an alkaline irritant to awake the potential hardening effect of blast furnace slug. The strength of tsunami sediment soil improved by blast furnace slug rapidly increased by adding the concrete sludge. The improved tsunami sediment achieved the target strength for construction materials within short period and it was applicable for the construction of embankment or fill material.
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