Swelling potential of volcanic residual soils in Sumatra (Indonesia) in relation to environmental issues

• Autorzy: Prahara Iqbal , Dicky Muslim , Zufialdi Zakaria , Haryadi Permana , Nugroho A. Satriyo , Arifan J. Syahbana , Nur Khoirullah , Abdul W. Asykarullah
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

Swelling potential characterization of clay-silt soil is an essential issue in stabilization, settlement, consolidation, and land suitability studies. This article attempts to explain the swelling characteristics of soils around the area of West Lampung, Lampung Province, Sumatra, Indonesia, in relation to environmental issues. An investigation in relation to the soil swelling potential was carried out using 15 disturbed soil samples collectd in the study area. The methods used were analyses of clay mineral geochemistry, physical characteristics, and the free swell ratio. These results showed that the soil in the study area was Quaternary tropical volcanic residual soil. These soils were formed in a proximal volcanic hydrothermal alteration environment. The soils of the study area have characteristics of high plasticity, a reddish-brown colour, and are clayey silt grained (MH) (USCS). The soils had loose physical characteristics in dry conditions; however, these soils tends to be plastic and sticky in wet conditions. Evidence of groove erosion was found at the soil surface. Based on XRD analysis, kaolinite, halloysite, and montmorillonite were types of clay minerals found in the soil. The soil had a clay content of 11.05-78.9%, a liquid limit value > 50%, a plasticity index value of 16.7-36.9%, a shrinkage value of 14.24-36.89%, a soil activity of 0.38-2.47; and an FSR value of 0.69-0.95. These characteristics have implications for swelling soil potential. The results showed that the soils in the study area had medium to very high swelling potential. These results suggest a risk of erosion in the area, which could cause soil degradation and a change in water quality. These soils are likely to affect land productivity and aquifer replenishment and will cause negative environmental and economic impacts. Thus, soil improvement techniques are needed. It is important to maintaining vegetative cover these soils and revegetation may be required.(original abstract)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Natural environment; Landslide; Soil science; Soil degradation

PL

Środowisko przyrodnicze; Osuwisko; Gleboznawstwo; Degradacja ziemi

• Czasopismo: Environmental & Socio-economic Studies
• Rocznik: 2020
• Tom: 8
• Numer: nr 4
• Strony: 1--10

Twórcy

autor

Prahara Iqbal

• Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

autor

Dicky Muslim

• Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

autor

Zufialdi Zakaria

• Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

autor

Haryadi Permana

• Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Indonesia

autor

Nugroho A. Satriyo

• Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Indonesia

autor

Arifan J. Syahbana

• Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Indonesia

autor

Nur Khoirullah

• Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Indonesia

autor

Abdul W. Asykarullah

• Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

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