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Ab Aziz et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Influence of Compaction Effort for Laterite Soil Mix with Geopolymer in Designing Soil Liner

Ab Aziz et al., 2015

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15572131829358117654
Author
Ab Aziz N
Mukri M
Hashim S
Khalid N
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Ejge

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Modern landfills are designed to prevent liquid from leaching out and entering the environment. However, if not properly managed, the leachate is at risk for mixing with groundwater near the site, which can have negative effects to the human and environment …
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