About
Per Lindh is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at the Division of Building Materials, part of the Faculty of Engineering at Lund University. His work focuses on the stabilization of soils and sediments using chemical binders, contributing to sustainable infrastructure development.
- Current affiliations: Division of Building Materials, Lund University
- Key research areas: Soil stabilization, sustainable construction materials, environmental remediation
Per Lindh's research spans sustainable soil stabilization methods, binder chemistry, and quality control of dredged materials. He applies geophysical monitoring techniques to assess mechanical behavior and investigates the impact of water-binder ratios on seismic resilience of stabilized soils. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 9 (Industry Innovation) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities).
His recent projects include chemical stabilization of contaminated sediments from Oslo Harbor, formulation of binder recipes for port construction, and foundational research on compressive strength development. These initiatives involve collaborations with Norconsult AS, Swedish Transport Administration, and Göteborgs Hamn AB.
- 2025-2027: Research on alternative binders for soil stabilization (Swedish Transport Administration)
- 2024: Contaminated sediment stabilization analysis (Norconsult AS)
- 2024: Binder formulation study for port infrastructure (Göteborgs Hamn AB)
