Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism

Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism

Peat soil and effective microorganism (EM) based cement-sand block is relatively new in the production of masonry unit, therefore it is important to gather more results in simulating the real conditions on a small scale before it is being introduced to the construction industry. EM is added as it ha...

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Main Author: Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2016
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TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.178582018-08-01T09:59:07Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/17858/ Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Peat soil and effective microorganism (EM) based cement-sand block is relatively new in the production of masonry unit, therefore it is important to gather more results in simulating the real conditions on a small scale before it is being introduced to the construction industry. EM is added as it has the potential to reduce the thermal mass of the block through its by-product while peat soil is added as it is expected to undergo degradation by time hence giving a porous structure to the block and make it ‘breathable’ IRC 2016-09 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/17858/1/%28i%29%20Final%20Dissertation_Irham%20Hameeda_17301.pdf Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda (2016) Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism. IRC, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS.
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Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda
Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
description Peat soil and effective microorganism (EM) based cement-sand block is relatively new in the production of masonry unit, therefore it is important to gather more results in simulating the real conditions on a small scale before it is being introduced to the construction industry. EM is added as it has the potential to reduce the thermal mass of the block through its by-product while peat soil is added as it is expected to undergo degradation by time hence giving a porous structure to the block and make it ‘breathable’
format Final Year Project
author Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda
author_facet Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda
author_sort Mohamad Idris, Irham Hameeda
title Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
title_short Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
title_full Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
title_fullStr Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
title_full_unstemmed Development of Low Thermal Mass Cement Block Using Peat Soil and Effective Microorganism
title_sort development of low thermal mass cement block using peat soil and effective microorganism
publisher IRC
publishDate 2016
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/17858/1/%28i%29%20Final%20Dissertation_Irham%20Hameeda_17301.pdf
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