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Research paper thumbnail of Utilization of Fly Ash in Construction

IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2019

In year 2016, Malaysia produce about 6.8 million tonnes of fly ash from six coal fired electric p... more In year 2016, Malaysia produce about 6.8 million tonnes of fly ash from six coal fired electric power station and this figure will increase due high demand of electric production. Fly ash is a waste product from the combustion of pulverized coal in electricity power plants and considered as a contributing factor for air, water and soil pollution that lead to human health problems and various geo-environmental issue. However, fly ash can be converted into valuable and useful product if properly utilized and many researches has been carried out in aim to increase the utilization of fly ash in various sectors especially in construction sector. In line with current economic conditions, all construction works required cost efficient with good quality of work. Therefore, fly ash is suitable to be used as an alternative raw material to enhance or replacing the existing construction material. In produce construction material many different industries and construction because it is oxide-ric...

Research paper thumbnail of Development of terrain height multipliers and roughness lengths for Seberang Perai reogion

Malaysia has developed its own standard of practice in wind loading known as MS 1553:2002 Code of... more Malaysia has developed its own standard of practice in wind loading known as MS 1553:2002 Code of Practice on Wind Loading for Building Structure. During the development of this Malaysian Standard, reference was made to Australian Standard due to the similarity of wind climate between Malaysia and Australia. In the same time, researches have been carried out in order to update all parameters in MS 1553:2002 based on Malaysia wind climate. Seberang Jaya Telecommunication Tower was selected as the study area representing terrain Category 3: Suburban area for Seberang Perai region. An eight years period of data are recorded at three different levels by using the Ultrasonic Wind Sensor (UWS). Power Law profile is the best equation fit with the vertical wind speed profile at the study area as proven by Ramli (2005). In this study, Terrain Height Multiplier, Mz,cat, and Roughness Length, z0 for all terrain categories in Seberang Perai region are defined by using statistical and mathematical method. From the results obtained, the proposed M4cat for all terrain categories are much lower than the current values in MS 1553:2002. The difference up to 19% obtained due to the fact that Australia and Malaysia have different wind climate. A reasonable good agreement and a consistent result for Mz,cat can be noted from the comparison of the proposed value to the other international codes and standards. The proposed z0 for all terrain categories are in range from 0.03 m to 1.13 m which is still in the overall range for all codes and standards.

Research paper thumbnail of Utilization of Fly Ash in Construction

IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2019

In year 2016, Malaysia produce about 6.8 million tonnes of fly ash from six coal fired electric p... more In year 2016, Malaysia produce about 6.8 million tonnes of fly ash from six coal fired electric power station and this figure will increase due high demand of electric production. Fly ash is a waste product from the combustion of pulverized coal in electricity power plants and considered as a contributing factor for air, water and soil pollution that lead to human health problems and various geo-environmental issue. However, fly ash can be converted into valuable and useful product if properly utilized and many researches has been carried out in aim to increase the utilization of fly ash in various sectors especially in construction sector. In line with current economic conditions, all construction works required cost efficient with good quality of work. Therefore, fly ash is suitable to be used as an alternative raw material to enhance or replacing the existing construction material. In produce construction material many different industries and construction because it is oxide-ric...

Research paper thumbnail of Development of terrain height multipliers and roughness lengths for Seberang Perai reogion

Malaysia has developed its own standard of practice in wind loading known as MS 1553:2002 Code of... more Malaysia has developed its own standard of practice in wind loading known as MS 1553:2002 Code of Practice on Wind Loading for Building Structure. During the development of this Malaysian Standard, reference was made to Australian Standard due to the similarity of wind climate between Malaysia and Australia. In the same time, researches have been carried out in order to update all parameters in MS 1553:2002 based on Malaysia wind climate. Seberang Jaya Telecommunication Tower was selected as the study area representing terrain Category 3: Suburban area for Seberang Perai region. An eight years period of data are recorded at three different levels by using the Ultrasonic Wind Sensor (UWS). Power Law profile is the best equation fit with the vertical wind speed profile at the study area as proven by Ramli (2005). In this study, Terrain Height Multiplier, Mz,cat, and Roughness Length, z0 for all terrain categories in Seberang Perai region are defined by using statistical and mathematical method. From the results obtained, the proposed M4cat for all terrain categories are much lower than the current values in MS 1553:2002. The difference up to 19% obtained due to the fact that Australia and Malaysia have different wind climate. A reasonable good agreement and a consistent result for Mz,cat can be noted from the comparison of the proposed value to the other international codes and standards. The proposed z0 for all terrain categories are in range from 0.03 m to 1.13 m which is still in the overall range for all codes and standards.

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