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Title: Modifikasi Metode SCU-CP untuk Peningkatan Kuat Geser Tanah Pasir Menggunakan Kitosan dan Susu Skim
Other Titles: Modification of SCU-CP Method to Increase Shear Strength of Sandy Soil using Chitosan and Skim Milk
Authors: Putra, Heriansyah
Erizal
Agnesia, Niho Vegaliany
Issue Date: 2025
Publisher: IPB University
Abstract: Penelitian ini mengkaji modifikasi metode Soybean Crude Urease-Calcite Precipitation untuk meningkatkan kuat geser tanah pasir. Metode SCU-CP menggantikan enzim urease murni dengan ekstrak kedelai sebagai alternatif metode EICP yang lebih ekonomis. Namun, terdapat tantangan seperti distribusi kalsit yang tidak merata dan retensi air yang rendah. Dalam mengatasi hal ini, susu skim dan kitosan diperkenalkan sebagai bahan modifikasi. Susu skim mengandung protein kasein yang memperlambat laju hidrolisis, sedangkan kitosan meningkatkan retensi air dan kohesi tanah melalui sifat hidrofiliknya. Hasil menunjukkan rasio presipitasi kalsit tertinggi, senilai 38,13%, terjadi pada konsentrasi kedelai 20 g/L. Penambahan susu skim 7 g/L meningkatkan viskositas larutan secara signifikan, menjadi 5,49 cP, sehingga distribusi reagen lebih merata. Retensi air meningkat pesat dengan campuran kitosan, mencapai nilai suction 13,07 kPa. Uji UCS menunjukkan bahwa kitosan 2 g/L meningkatkan kekuatan tanah dari 13 kPa menjadi lebih dari 20 kPa. Optimalisasi parameter yang terlibat dibuktikan dengan hasil distribusi kalsit yang merata mencapai rata-rata tertinggi 2,06%. Komposisi optimum untuk stabilisasi tanah pasir adalah 100 g/L kedelai dengan 7 g/L susu skim atau 2 g/L kitosan untuk menghasilkan keseragaman distribusi kalsit dan peningkatan kekuatan tanah.
This study examines the modification of the Soybean Crude Urease-Calcite Precipitation method to improve the shear strength of sand soils. The SCU-CP method replaces the pure urease enzyme with soybean extract as a more economical alternative to the EICP method. However, there are challenges such as uneven calcite distribution and low water retention. To overcome this, skim milk and chitosan were introduced as modifying agents. Skim milk contains casein protein which slows down the hydrolysis rate, while chitosan improves water retention and soil cohesion through its hydrophilic properties. Results showed the highest calcite precipitation ratio, valued at 38.13%, occurred at a soybean concentration of 20 g/L. The addition of 7 g/L skim milk increased the solution viscosity significantly, to 5,49 cP, resulting in more even distribution of reagents. Water retention increased rapidly with chitosan blending, reaching a suction value of 13.07 kPa. The UCS test showed that 2 g/L chitosan increased the soil strength from 13 kPa to more than 20 kPa. Optimization of the parameters involved was evidenced by the results of even distribution of calcite reaching the highest average of 2.06%. The optimum composition for sand soil stabilization is 100 g/L soybean with 7 g/L skim milk or 2 g/L chitosan to produce uniform distribution of calcite and increased strength.
URI: http://repository.ipb.ac.id/handle/123456789/163310
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