Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products

This research presents the stabilization of Mukah Peat using Fly Ash (FA) , Pond Ash(PA) from a coal fired thermal power station and Rumbia Ash (RA) disposal from the Sago factory. Peat or highly organic soils are well known for its high compressibility, high natural moisture content, low shear st...

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Main Author: Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi
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spelling my.unimas.ir.210042023-03-27T04:06:44Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/21004/ Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi T Technology (General) TP Chemical technology This research presents the stabilization of Mukah Peat using Fly Ash (FA) , Pond Ash(PA) from a coal fired thermal power station and Rumbia Ash (RA) disposal from the Sago factory. Peat or highly organic soils are well known for its high compressibility, high natural moisture content, low shear strength and long-term settlement. This study investigates the effect of different amount (i.e, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%) of FA, PA and RA Ash content on peat, collected from Mukah-Dalat Road, Sarawak Malaysia. The effects are investigated focussed on compaction and unconfined compressive strength (UCS) properties. The UCS value of peat increases significantly with the increase of stabilizer and curing periods. Based on the EDX analysis, the chemical component of FA stabilized with Mukah Peat consists of Silicon (Si) at 16% in 15% and 20% admixtures. While chemical content of RA stabilized Mukah peat consists of 14% Si in 20% admixtures. The addition of 20% PA in Mukah peat contributes to 9% Si content. Thus, it is observed that the content of Si in any mix influences the strength of stabilized peat. Hence, the chemical results for Mukah stabilized peat could be correlated with the UCS values. unimas 2016 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/21004/4/Chemical%20stabilization%20of%20Mukah%20peat.pdf Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi (2016) Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products. Masters thesis, UNIMAS.
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Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi
Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
description This research presents the stabilization of Mukah Peat using Fly Ash (FA) , Pond Ash(PA) from a coal fired thermal power station and Rumbia Ash (RA) disposal from the Sago factory. Peat or highly organic soils are well known for its high compressibility, high natural moisture content, low shear strength and long-term settlement. This study investigates the effect of different amount (i.e, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%) of FA, PA and RA Ash content on peat, collected from Mukah-Dalat Road, Sarawak Malaysia. The effects are investigated focussed on compaction and unconfined compressive strength (UCS) properties. The UCS value of peat increases significantly with the increase of stabilizer and curing periods. Based on the EDX analysis, the chemical component of FA stabilized with Mukah Peat consists of Silicon (Si) at 16% in 15% and 20% admixtures. While chemical content of RA stabilized Mukah peat consists of 14% Si in 20% admixtures. The addition of 20% PA in Mukah peat contributes to 9% Si content. Thus, it is observed that the content of Si in any mix influences the strength of stabilized peat. Hence, the chemical results for Mukah stabilized peat could be correlated with the UCS values.
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author Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi
author_facet Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi
author_sort Mohammad Fadzli, bin Hj Jawawi
title Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
title_short Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
title_full Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
title_fullStr Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
title_full_unstemmed Chemical Stabilization of Mukah Peat with Locally Available Agricultural and Industrial By-Products
title_sort chemical stabilization of mukah peat with locally available agricultural and industrial by-products
publisher unimas
publishDate 2016
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/21004/4/Chemical%20stabilization%20of%20Mukah%20peat.pdf
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