Assessment of physical properties and chemical composition of Kuala Perlis dredged marine sediment as a potential brick material
The dredging activity at Kuala Perlis becomes more frequent due to the rapid sedimentation. As a result, the marine department is burdened with a high maintenance cost. Thus, an alternative solution in the management of dredged marine sediment is essential to overcome this problem. This paper focuse...
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Salim W.S.W.; Sadikon S.F.; Salleh S.M.; Noor N.A.M.; Arshad M.F.; Wahid N. |
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Salim W.S.W.; Sadikon S.F.; Salleh S.M.; Noor N.A.M.; Arshad M.F.; Wahid N. 2-s2.0-84874366973 Assessment of physical properties and chemical composition of Kuala Perlis dredged marine sediment as a potential brick material 2012 ISBEIA 2012 - IEEE Symposium on Business, Engineering and Industrial Applications 10.1109/ISBEIA.2012.6422937 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84874366973&doi=10.1109%2fISBEIA.2012.6422937&partnerID=40&md5=84fd621a6fd5108653ca53c1c0d07214 The dredging activity at Kuala Perlis becomes more frequent due to the rapid sedimentation. As a result, the marine department is burdened with a high maintenance cost. Thus, an alternative solution in the management of dredged marine sediment is essential to overcome this problem. This paper focuses on the preliminary investigation of the potential of dredged marine sediment of Kuala Perlis to be reused as a raw material for brick. Results of physical properties and chemical composition of studied material indicate that there are some suitable components for brick material such as the presence of silica and alumina in the dredged marine sediment. Copyright © 2012 IEEE. English Conference paper |
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The dredging activity at Kuala Perlis becomes more frequent due to the rapid sedimentation. As a result, the marine department is burdened with a high maintenance cost. Thus, an alternative solution in the management of dredged marine sediment is essential to overcome this problem. This paper focuses on the preliminary investigation of the potential of dredged marine sediment of Kuala Perlis to be reused as a raw material for brick. Results of physical properties and chemical composition of studied material indicate that there are some suitable components for brick material such as the presence of silica and alumina in the dredged marine sediment. Copyright © 2012 IEEE. |
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