Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method

Double-porosity is a phenomenon that occurs naturally and can be found in many subsurface media such as rock aquifers, agricultural top-soils, and compacted soils. These media have different pore size characteristics that result in different hydraulic properties. Two approaches were used to create t...

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Main Authors:	Alazaiza, M. Y. D., Ngien, S. K., Mustafa, M. Bob, Samira, A. Kamaruddin, Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak
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Published:	2016
Subjects:	TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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spelling	ump-159802017-08-16T08:28:37Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/15980/ Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method Alazaiza, M. Y. D. Ngien, S. K. Mustafa, M. Bob Samira, A. Kamaruddin Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Double-porosity is a phenomenon that occurs naturally and can be found in many subsurface media such as rock aquifers, agricultural top-soils, and compacted soils. These media have different pore size characteristics that result in different hydraulic properties. Two approaches were used to create the double-porosity soil structure using kaolin clay to be tested in migration of contaminants experiments using light transmission visualization (LTV) method. Aggregated kaolin and sintered clayey spheres mixture were used as the media for the first and second test, respectively. The observation shows that the first approach is not viable for a saturated-porous medium because kaolin particles have disintegrated and turned into emulsion. In contrast, uniform kaolin particles that remain strong and solid have been produced by using the second approach. In conclusion, the LTV method is viable to monitor the behavior of fluids in porous media under different conditions. 2016 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/15980/1/fkasa-2016-ngien-behaviour%20of%20soil%20structure.pdf application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/15980/7/fkasa-2016-ngien-behaviour%20of%20soil%20structure1.pdf Alazaiza, M. Y. D. and Ngien, S. K. and Mustafa, M. Bob and Samira, A. Kamaruddin and Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak (2016) Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method. In: 10th International Conference of Geotechnical and Transportation Engineering (GEOTROPIKA 2016), 17-18 February 2016 , Kuala Lumpur. pp. 1-6..
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spellingShingle	TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Alazaiza, M. Y. D. Ngien, S. K. Mustafa, M. Bob Samira, A. Kamaruddin Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
description	Double-porosity is a phenomenon that occurs naturally and can be found in many subsurface media such as rock aquifers, agricultural top-soils, and compacted soils. These media have different pore size characteristics that result in different hydraulic properties. Two approaches were used to create the double-porosity soil structure using kaolin clay to be tested in migration of contaminants experiments using light transmission visualization (LTV) method. Aggregated kaolin and sintered clayey spheres mixture were used as the media for the first and second test, respectively. The observation shows that the first approach is not viable for a saturated-porous medium because kaolin particles have disintegrated and turned into emulsion. In contrast, uniform kaolin particles that remain strong and solid have been produced by using the second approach. In conclusion, the LTV method is viable to monitor the behavior of fluids in porous media under different conditions.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Alazaiza, M. Y. D. Ngien, S. K. Mustafa, M. Bob Samira, A. Kamaruddin Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak
author_facet	Alazaiza, M. Y. D. Ngien, S. K. Mustafa, M. Bob Samira, A. Kamaruddin Wan Faizal, Wan Ishak
author_sort	Alazaiza, M. Y. D.
title	Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
title_short	Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
title_full	Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
title_fullStr	Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
title_full_unstemmed	Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method
title_sort	behaviour of soil structure in double-porosity kaolin media using light transmission visualization (ltv) method
publishDate	2016
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Behaviour Of Soil Structure In Double-Porosity Kaolin Media Using Light Transmission Visualization (LTV) Method

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