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Palm Kernel Shell as Partial Coarse Aggregate Replacement in Asphalt Mixture: Optimum Binder Content and Volumetric Properties Investigation

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Introduction Problem Statement Objectives Methodology Results & discussion Conclusion & recommendation

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HOW TO REDUCE AGRICULTURE WASTE IN MALAYSIA Use as modifying in asphalt mixture.

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The road construction sector is facing pavement failure such as  fatigue, rutting, stripping and cracking.

The high costs for road construction of conventional mineral aggregates.

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Palm kernel shells (or PKS) are the shell fractions left after the nut has been removed after crushing in the palm oil mill

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Annually, a minimum of 168 million  tonnes  of biomass waste is generated in  Malaysia  ( Agamuthu  et al., 2009 ).

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By 2010, up to 4.5 million hectares of land is cultivated with oil palm. With more than 423 mills in Malaysia, this industry generated around 80 million dry  tonnes  of biomass in  2010   (Besustenablemagazine.com).

Therefore ,  PKS is good alternative materials  to be used for asphalt mixture modification.

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PKS are a  fibrous material and can be easily handled  in bulk directly from the product line to the end use.  Given  its high energy content  (14-20GJ/t) and the fact that it is a waste product. PKS is a  relatively cheap  source of biomass fuel.   Chemical  Free  Comes from  sustainable  source.

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AUTHOR
NDOKE (2006)
• (Marshall Method)
• 50 blows
Olutaiwo et al.(2015)
• (Marshall Method)
• 50 blows
Olutaiwo et al. (2015)
• (Marshall Method)
• 50 blows
TITLE
Performance of Palm Kernel Shells as a Partial
replacement for Coarse Aggregate in Asphalt
Concrete (penetration grade 60-70)
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Experimental evaluation of the effects of partial
replacement of coarse aggregate with Graded
Palm Kernel Shell in Asphaltic Wearing Course (
Investigation of the Effects of Partial
Replacement of Coarse Aggregate with Graded
Palm Kernel Shell in Asphaltic Binder Course
(The bitumen 60/70 pen.)
PERCENT OF PKS
10, 20, 30, 50 and PKS
partial replacement at coarse
aggregate
0%, 30%, 50%, and 100%
PKS partial replacement at coarse
aggregate
30%, 50%, and 100%
PKS partial replacement at coarse
aggregate
RESULT
• PKS can be used as partial replacement for coarse aggregate upto
10% for heavily trafficked roads.
• for light trafficked roads.
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30% PKS meets the criteria provided in the Asphalt Institute
Standard Specification.
• It was observed that for medium trafficked roads PKS between
10%-30% by weight of coarse aggregate can be used for the
replacement while even 100% replacement is possible for lightly
trafficked rural roads.
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• effective optimum quantity of PKS replacement at 50%
replacement in binder asphalt.
• PKS here can be used under medium traffic and definitelywith a
road carrying a light traffic.

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To determine the optimum binder content (OBC) for unmodified and  PKS modified asphalt mixture.

To compare volumetric properties of PKS asphalt mixture to JKR/SPJ/2008-S4 specification.

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PKS: 10, 20, 30 % PKS as partial replacement in Coarse  Aggregate - Replace at sieve size at 5mm-14mm

Compacted at 75 blow- M arsahll  Mix design method  (heavy traffic)

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Mix Type Wearing Course Mix Designation AC 14 BS Sieve Size (mm) Percentage Passing by Weight 28   20 100 14 90-100 10 76-86 5 50-62 3.35 40-54 1.18 18-34 0.425 12-24 0.15 6-14 0.075 4-8

Asphalt content in design of pavement (JKR/SPJ/2008-S4)

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Properties Unit Value Bulk Density mg/m3 0.74 Dry Density mg/m3 0.65 Porosity % 28.00 Void ratio - 0.40 Total  moisture(ARB) % 12.00-14.00 Impact Value % 4.50 Specific Value - 1.62

Physical properties of 60/70 penetration grade asphalt.

Properties Unit specification Value Standard Test Method P enetration  at 25˚C 0.1 mm 60-70 66 ASTM D5 S oftening ˚C 47-52 49 ASTM D36 V iscosity  at 135˚C mPa.s - 550 ASTM D113 Ductility at 25˚C cm >100 100 ASTM D4402 Specific gravity - 1.0 - 1.06 1.03 ASTM D70

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Heat to temp 160˚C, then can start to mix

Put in mold and wait tempt decrease to 145˚C

Marshall Mix design method compacted at 75 blow for each face. Design for heavy traffic.

Coarse aggregates (size 5mm-14mm) were replaced with PKS

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Plots of DENSITY, STABILITY, VTM, VFA AND FLOW

Peak  of curve taken from the stability graph.

Flow  equal to 3 mm from the flow graph .

Peak  of curve taken from the bulk specific gravity graph.

VFA  equal to 75% for wearing course from the VFA graph.

VTM  equal to 4.0% for  wearing coarse  from the VTM graph.

Void in Total  M ix (VTM) Void Filled with Asphalt (VFA)

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OPTIMUM BINDER CONTENT (OBC)  FOR  10-PKS

Parameter Asphalt content (%) Optimum value for  density 5.60 4%  value for  VTM 5.55 75% value for VFA 5.65 3mm value for flow 4.15 Optimum value for stability 5.50 OBC (%) 5.30

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Parameter Asphalt content (%) Optimum value for density 5.70 4% value for VTM 5.54 75% value for  VFA 5.60 3mm  value for  flow 4.20 Optimum value for   stability 5.55 OBC (%) 5.32

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Parameter Asphalt content (%) Optimum value for density 5.85 4%  value for  VTM 5.80 75% value for VFA 5.80 3mm value for   flow 4.40 Optimum value for stability 5.80 OBC (%) 5.53

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COMPARISON OF OBC FOR UNMODIFIED ASPHALT MIXTURE AND MODIFIED ASPHALT MIXTURE

Comparison  of OBC value for unmodified and modified asphalt mixture

TYPE OBC 0-PKS 5.40 10% PKS 5.30 20% PKS 5.32 30% PKS 5.53

The  trend of PKS modified asphalt mixture is inclining from 10-PKS to 30-PKS by 4.3%. However the OBC for 10-PKS and 20-PKS is lower than control sample by 1.82% and 1.48% respectively

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VOLUMETRIC PROPERTIES OF UNMODIFIED AND MODIFIED ASPHALT MIXTURE AT VARYING ASPHALT PERCENTAGE

From the  result beside  it can be concluded that all the value volumetric properties for 30-PKS are highest than 0-PKS.  Based on previous  research, the results at 30-PKS meets the right criteria had provided in Asphalt Institute Standard Specification and also the replacement between 10-PKS to 30-PKS by weight coarse aggregate can be used for medium trafficked road ( Olutaiwo  et al., 2015 ). Accordance to  Ndoke , (2014), recommended that up to 10-PKS replacement can be used for heavily trafficked road.

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COMPARISON OF VOLUMETRIC PROPERTIES FOR 0-PKS, 10-PKS, 20-PKS AND 30-PKS AT OBC VALUE WITH  PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT ( JKR SPECIFICATION)

PARAMETER JKR/SPJ/2008-S4 0-PKS 10-PKS 20-PKS 30-PKS REMARKS Stability, S >8000 N 11479 N 12708 N 9242N 11440 N OK Flow, F 2.0 - 4.0 mm 3.098 mm 3.717 mm 3.62 mm 3.56 mm OK Stiffness, S/F > 2000 N/mm 3705 N/mm 3419 N/mm 2553 N/mm 3213 N/mm OK VTM 3.0 - 5.0 % 4.82% 4.96% 4.04% 4.18% OK VFA 70 - 80 % 70.21% 72.91% 74.22% 73.55% OK

Result  for all samples are in between the limitation stated in JKR/SPJ/2008-S4.  Therefore , replacement of PKS at 10-PKS, 20-PKS and 30-PKS is acceptable for asphalt mixture design.

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The OBC value for unmodified asphalt mixture is 5.40% while for 10-PKS, 20-PKS and 30-PKS are 5.30%, 5.32%, 5.53% respectively.  The trend shows an increment in the OBC value for PKS asphalt mixture and all volumetric properties value are within the JKR/SPJ/2008/S4 specifications.  This is in good agreement with previous study done by ( Olutaiwo  et al., 2015) that used 10-PKS for heavily trafficked roads and 30-50-PKS for medium trafficked road.

PKS  has a potential as an alternative material for coarse aggregate replacement in asphalt mixture

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