PERBANDINGAN MORTAR BERPASIR PANTAI DAN SUNGAI

Authors

  • Yusuf Wahyudi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22219/jmts.v10i1.1218

Abstract

The use of sand beach as building material is very rarely used because considering the possible
damage toward the other building materials that caused by salt content in it. This research is aimed
to provide an overview comparison of mortar with sand beach and Brantas River, and also the use
of cement type Ordinary Portland Cement (PC) and Portland Pozzoland Cement (PPC).
The result of this research showed that the average weight of sand beach is 1.7739 ton/m3,
the average of dry density: 2.55, the avarege of SSD density: 2.63, the average of appearance
density: 2.83, the average of absorption: 2.16%. The value of sand silt in Sendang Biru beach is
1.452%, while for Brantas River is 1.424%. The best compressive strength of mortar was showed
by the mixing of 20% of pp Sendang Biru and 80% of ps Brantas River, that is 318,479 kg/cm2, or
about 28.5% bigger than mortar control (1pc cement: 3ps Brantas) that is 247,706 kg/cm2.
Furthermore, the compressive strength of pc mortar cement substituted by sand beach is decrease
to 68%, 25%, and 22%, while for the mixing of pp Sendang Biru compared with ps Brantas
60%:40%, 80%:20%, and 100%:0%. The average compressive strength of pc cement mortar is
higher than the average compressive strength of ppc cement mortar in 28 days. The compressive
strength of mortar 1pc: 3 sand in the mix of 100% ps Brantas pc cement is 373.2 kg/cm2. Furthermore,
the compressive strength of mortar subtitued with sand beach 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100%
each is decreased to be 97.4%, 74.5%, 58.2%, 31.5%, and 22.8% from value control.

Keyword: characteristic, compressive strength, mortar, sand beach, Portland cement, pozzolan
cement.

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Published

2013-01-07

How to Cite

Wahyudi, Y. (2013). PERBANDINGAN MORTAR BERPASIR PANTAI DAN SUNGAI. Media Teknik Sipil, 10(1). https://doi.org/10.22219/jmts.v10i1.1218

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