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Reclamation and Soil Improvement Plan

Course Code

KL4140

Number of Credits

3

Semester

Course Type

Study Material

Study MaterialDepth
Types of reclamation and explanation of why reclamation is needed.Explore
Methods of reclamation (e.g. blanket filled-in and hydraulic fill, dry earth movement and poldering)Explore
Existing soil conditions and bearing capacity and the impact on the plan area of reclamation methods. (swamp land, mud and hard ground)Express
Reclamation materials and soil bearing capacity of the reclamation area 5.Express
Soil condition improvement methods; vertical drain with various methods, e.g. Perforated Vertical Drain (PVD), compaction, preloading, mechanical stabilization using admixture (cement deep mixing-CDM), dewatering, electroc-osmosis, dynamic compaction, stone columns, grouting, reinforcement, geosynthetics utility 6.Express
Reclamation using local soil (clay or silt)Express
Bearing capacity of the reclaimed areaExpress
Offshore and land-based reclamation methodsExpress
Reclamation cost backfill volume calculationExpress

Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLO) carried by the course

CPMK CodeCourse Learning Outcomes Elements (CLO)
CPMK 1Able to explain why reclamation is needed by showing examples of reclamation work.
CPMK 2Able to explain the impact of existing soil conditions in the reclamation plan location that require soil improvement.
CPMK 3Able to explain about quarry location plan for reclamation material.
CPMK 4Able to explain about quarry location plan for reclamation material.
CPMK 5Able to calculate the settlement duration to reach the bearing capacity of reclaimed soil.
CPMK 6Able to calculate the settlement duration to reach the bearing capacity of reclaimed soil.
CPMK 7Able to calculate the amount of landfill volume and costs required for reclamation implementation.
CPMK 8Able to carry out capstone design project for reclamation plan and soil condition improvement.

Learning Method

  • Course lectures and tutorials

Learning Modality

  • - In terms of absorption: visual and auditory - In terms of Implementation aspect: synchronous

Assessment Methods

  • Homework, quiz, midterm exam, final exam, and class discussion.