Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli

The invention of ground penetration radar (GPR) technology has facilitated the detection of buried utilities and has mainly been used in civil engineering to detect structural flaws in road pavements, but has not been used to assess the soil contamination affected by hydrocarbon. Soil contamination...

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Main Author:	Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2019
Subjects:	Surveying Pavements and paved roads
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/63748/1/63748.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.637482022-09-26T03:02:46Z Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli 2019 Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan Surveying Pavements and paved roads The invention of ground penetration radar (GPR) technology has facilitated the detection of buried utilities and has mainly been used in civil engineering to detect structural flaws in road pavements, but has not been used to assess the soil contamination affected by hydrocarbon. Soil contamination is caused by chemical changes in the ground caused by the presence of man. Petroleum hydrocarbons are the most common chemicals involved in soil contamination. There are two (2) objectives taken in this investigation which is to estimate dielectric permittivity with the presence of hydrocarbon percolation in subsurface detect by GPR and to analyses the accuracy of dielectric permittivity value.The research involved the construction of a suitable GPR test facility to conduct controlled testing in a dry soil. Several types of soil were investigated with GPR 800MHz antenna. The GPR surveys were carried out in order to obtain dielectric permittivity value from uncontaminated and contaminated soil. This investigation compared the result of dielectric permittivity change by soil moisture and time propagation. The results presented in this thesis show that GPR can identify soil contamination associated with a hydrocarbon percolation under these controlled laboratory conditions. 2019 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/63748/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/63748/1/63748.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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spellingShingle	Surveying Pavements and paved roads Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
description	The invention of ground penetration radar (GPR) technology has facilitated the detection of buried utilities and has mainly been used in civil engineering to detect structural flaws in road pavements, but has not been used to assess the soil contamination affected by hydrocarbon. Soil contamination is caused by chemical changes in the ground caused by the presence of man. Petroleum hydrocarbons are the most common chemicals involved in soil contamination. There are two (2) objectives taken in this investigation which is to estimate dielectric permittivity with the presence of hydrocarbon percolation in subsurface detect by GPR and to analyses the accuracy of dielectric permittivity value.The research involved the construction of a suitable GPR test facility to conduct controlled testing in a dry soil. Several types of soil were investigated with GPR 800MHz antenna. The GPR surveys were carried out in order to obtain dielectric permittivity value from uncontaminated and contaminated soil. This investigation compared the result of dielectric permittivity change by soil moisture and time propagation. The results presented in this thesis show that GPR can identify soil contamination associated with a hydrocarbon percolation under these controlled laboratory conditions.
format	Thesis
qualification_level	Bachelor degree
author	Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan
author_facet	Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan
author_sort	Mohd Fadzli, Muhammad Faris Irfan
title	Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
title_short	Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
title_full	Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
title_fullStr	Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
title_full_unstemmed	Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli
title_sort	investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using gpr / muhammad faris irfan mohd fadzli
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis
granting_department	Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
publishDate	2019
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Investigation of dielectric permittivity due to hydrocarbon pipe percolation underground in various type of soil using GPR / Muhammad Faris Irfan Mohd Fadzli

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