Case Studies

MATHEMATICAL APPROACH MODEL

Whatever cementation with whatever bonding agent has its setting time, also for BIO DUST has its setting time due to the Dust Control Effect Process. As long as the setting time period, the object of the bonded material which has sprayed or mixed with bonding agent should not be destroyed by shaking or whatever dirturbance. This philosophy also used for BIO DUST as long as dust control bonding process. But its impossible to stop the traffic during this cementation, and also many parameters should be thought to be approached such as :

Kind of dust material compared with our trial on the laboratory test (more and more light),so its need more BIO DUST concentration than our laboratory test or our trial on RAPP – Pelalawan – Pekanbaru.

Intensity of the traffic, on the access road of RAPP pulp plantation is very high intensity of various traffic flow, especially loging truck traffic.
Traffic load, loging truck traffic is very high load capacity from 50 ton to 125 ton tare load for every truck/lorry. All of those phenomenon should be approached by mathematical model of several trial. In this trial we take 3 times of trial with projected increment of the dust effect of BIO DUST of each trial as described on the Figure-2. 

Try Out of  BIO DUST for dust control held on RAPP started on July 17th 2005 with on progress data, part of data described below:

The summary of those data is described on Figure-2.

Figure-2 : Observed trial 1, 2 and 3 for projected targeted duration of dust control

The Second Trial Summarized as follows dated July 17th 2005 :

The Third Trial Summarized as follows dated July 19th 2005 :

Figure-3 : Actual Data from RAPP Try Out BIO DUST Dust Control  Effect on the Access Road KM 12.5 to KM 15.5 date July 17th 2005 to July 21‘05

BIO DUST  Trial Use/Pilot Project Documentation July 17th – July21st  2005

Fig. 8 :  Spraying   Bio  Dust  Effect  after  First  Stage Spraying   +  4  hours 

Fig. 10 :   3rd Stage  Spraying  mix  20 Litres Bio Dust   to 20.000  Litres  water  in water tank (19.07.2005) Fig. 11 :  3rd Stage  Bio Dust  Spraying   (19.07.2005)

Fig. 12 :  Another  Road  Segment  Observation   After Spraying  Water  +  10  minutes (dusty again)  Fig. 13 :  Observed Segment Treated with  Bio Dust  Third Stage Spraying on  night view

Fig. 14 :  Spraying  Bio Dust  Effect  observation  after17 hours        

Fig. 15 : Spraying  Bio Dust  Effect  observation  after 22  hours

Fig. 16 :  Spraying  Bio Dust  Effect  observation  after  90 hours        

Fig. 17 : Spraying Bio Dust  Effect  observation  after 96  hours                                                     

Fig. 18 : Dusty  Truck  before  entry   Bio Dust   treated  Zone               

Fig. 19 :  After entry  Bio Dust treated Zone  gradually thedust disappear.

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