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Engineering And Sustainability Performance Of Self-Compacting Palm Oil Mill Incinerated Waste Concrete Feb 2015

Engineering And Sustainability Performance Of Self-Compacting Palm Oil Mill Incinerated Waste Concrete

Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya

The different stages in the processing of palm oil generate various types of waste by-products, which have to be disposed of appropriately for a cleaner environment and to reduce pollution. In this study, palm oil clinker (POC), one of the by-products of the palm oil mill, was utilized in the production of self-compacting concrete (SCC). SCC has diverse types of structural application due to its own enhanced self-consolidating behaviour. The proportioning of the mixes was based on particle packing, which integrates both aggregate packing and void volume for a mix of aggregates. Combinations of POC and natural aggregate were studied …


Supplementary Cementitious Materials Origin From Agricultural Wastes - A Review Jan 2015

Supplementary Cementitious Materials Origin From Agricultural Wastes - A Review

Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya

Concrete is heavily used as a construction material in modern society. With the growth in urbanization and industrialization, the demand for concrete is increasing day by-days. Therefore, raw materials and natural resources are required in large quantities for concrete production worldwide. At the same time, a considerable quantity of agricultural waste and other types of solid material disposal are posing serious environmental issues. To minimize and reduce the negative impact of the concrete industry through the explosive usage of raw materials, the use of agricultural wastes as supplementary cementitious materials, the source of which are both reliable and suitable for …