Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun

The objective of this study was to investigate the degradation behaviour of aggregates and sand by using the MBR C Modified Bearing Ratio > mould with a geotextile interface. The MBR mould measures 400mm in diameter and 5OOmm high. The mould is separated into two halves each of 250mm height. The...

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Main Author:	Baharun, Mohd Amirudin
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	1993
Subjects:	Environmental conditions Environmental quality Environmental indicators Environmental degradation Aggregates (Building materials)
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/101702/1/101702.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.1017022024-09-30T04:54:42Z Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun 1993 Baharun, Mohd Amirudin Environmental conditions. Environmental quality. Environmental indicators. Environmental degradation Aggregates (Building materials) The objective of this study was to investigate the degradation behaviour of aggregates and sand by using the MBR C Modified Bearing Ratio > mould with a geotextile interface. The MBR mould measures 400mm in diameter and 5OOmm high. The mould is separated into two halves each of 250mm height. The large size of the mould is to reduced the confining effect of a smaller mould like that of the GBR on the behaviour of aggregates and sand under test. The study on degradation was done in dry condition. Granite aggregates and river sand were used throughout the study. The materials used were of three different gradation i.e well graded, gap graded and uniformly graded. Compaction of the materials were carried out conforming to B.S. 1377:1975. The geotextile used as an interface was the DUPONT 3407 non-woven type. The geotextile was placed at the center of the mould with the different gradations of aggregates tested filling the upper half and the sand at the lower half of the MBR mould. The resulting degradation behaviour of the aggregates and sand upon compaction was determined from the resulting grain size distribution curves. 1993 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/101702/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/101702/1/101702.pdf text en public advanced_diploma Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Civil Engineering Kamaruddin, Ibrahim
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topic	Environmental conditions Environmental quality Environmental indicators Environmental degradation Aggregates (Building materials)
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description	The objective of this study was to investigate the degradation behaviour of aggregates and sand by using the MBR C Modified Bearing Ratio > mould with a geotextile interface. The MBR mould measures 400mm in diameter and 5OOmm high. The mould is separated into two halves each of 250mm height. The large size of the mould is to reduced the confining effect of a smaller mould like that of the GBR on the behaviour of aggregates and sand under test. The study on degradation was done in dry condition. Granite aggregates and river sand were used throughout the study. The materials used were of three different gradation i.e well graded, gap graded and uniformly graded. Compaction of the materials were carried out conforming to B.S. 1377:1975. The geotextile used as an interface was the DUPONT 3407 non-woven type. The geotextile was placed at the center of the mould with the different gradations of aggregates tested filling the upper half and the sand at the lower half of the MBR mould. The resulting degradation behaviour of the aggregates and sand upon compaction was determined from the resulting grain size distribution curves.
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title	Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun
title_short	Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun
title_full	Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun
title_fullStr	Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun
title_full_unstemmed	Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun
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Degradation of aggregates and sand with geotextile interface / Mohd Amirudin Baharun

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