Sugarcane Bagasse Ash as a Stabilizing Additive in Clay Soils for Paving Purposes: A Literary Review

Sugarcane bagasse ash is a solid agroindustrial residue resulting from the burning of bagasse in boilers for energy cogeneration. The study objective of this review article is to systematically evaluate the use of sugar-cane bagasse ash as a pozzolanic component of a new sustainable waste application for soil stabilization in order to reduce the negative environmental impact of construction. The study method used was based on a specific analysis in the collection of the articles belonging to the time stratum from 2017 to 2021; where they are distributed as follows: 05 article from EBSCO, 48 from Scopus, 2 from SciELO and 25 from ScienceDi-rect. In conclusion, according to the critical study of the results found, we sustain that the use of the soil stabi-lization method successfully improves clay soil.