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Briquettes oil palm fronds / Muhammad Izwan Azlan, Muhammad Hafizul Afzan Mansor and Wan Muhammad Hamizan Ab Halim
Get PDFThe briquettes are the result of processed biomass waste, such as coconut shell and oil palm fronds. The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of temperature, concentration and composition of the adhesive raw materials against the calorific value of the briquettes. This innovation aims to obtain the best characteristics of charcoal briquettes of oil palm fronds and coconut shells in making briquettes with tapioca flour adhesive. The results showed that the briquettes from oil palm fronds could be made both with tapioca adhesive and coconut shell adhesive, resulted in different properties of briquettes in which the briquette with oil palm fronds as adhesive in general showed better quality which can be seen from the burning resistance for 36 minutes while in tapioca only 13 minutes
Aquatic life support course manual. 1st ed.
Get PDFAquatic life support course manual (First edition) is the course manual created to provide aquatic rescue skills and knowledge for the medical personnel. The learning materials regarding aquatic rescue skills and the management of water related incidents were taken from various sources. It also gathers input from various agencies in Malaysia that involved in water safety and rescue. From all the information gathered a syllabus that suits the settings for Malaysian waters is created.
The main objective of the AqLS course is to expose and introduce aquatic rescue and care for aquatic emergency condition to health care providers in Malaysia. Through the course and the manual, the participants will acquire knowledge on water safety and drowning prevention, as well as the skills on water survival and basic aquatic rescue. With the necessary skills and knowledge, the health care providers will be able to serve during unfortunate aquatic event or disaster if happened while ensuring personal safety carrying out duty in the water or around aquatic environment
