Pedestrian Block From Ceramic-Based Tiles Waster : Properties, Modelling And Optimization Studies
The management of solid waste materials is a problem in many developing countries including Malaysia. With an increase in urbanization and economic development, solid waste management has become an acute problem due to the emergence of more waste material. Ceramic tiles generated from construction s...
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my-usm-ep.416702019-06-19T00:59:46Z Pedestrian Block From Ceramic-Based Tiles Waster : Properties, Modelling And Optimization Studies 2010-04 Chan, Chee Kin TP1-1185 Chemical technology The management of solid waste materials is a problem in many developing countries including Malaysia. With an increase in urbanization and economic development, solid waste management has become an acute problem due to the emergence of more waste material. Ceramic tiles generated from construction sites were usually delivered to landfills for disposal. A critical shortage of natural aggregates for the production of new pedestrian blocks also occurred, and an enormous amount of ceramic tiles produced from deteriorated and construction sites created severe ecological and environmental problems. 2010-04 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/41670/ http://eprints.usm.my/41670/1/CHAN_CHEE_KIN.pdf application/pdf en public masters Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Kejuteraan Kimia |
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The management of solid waste materials is a problem in many developing countries including Malaysia. With an increase in urbanization and economic development, solid waste management has become an acute problem due to the emergence of more waste material. Ceramic tiles generated from construction sites were usually delivered to landfills for disposal. A critical shortage of natural aggregates for the production of new pedestrian blocks also occurred, and an enormous amount of ceramic tiles produced from deteriorated and construction sites created severe ecological and environmental problems. |
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Pedestrian Block From Ceramic-Based Tiles Waster : Properties, Modelling And Optimization Studies |
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Pedestrian Block From Ceramic-Based Tiles Waster : Properties, Modelling And Optimization Studies |
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