Porosity of TRHA and Conventional Mortar
5.2 Recommendations
This study aim is mainly focused on the methods of preparing TRHA and the optimize replacement ratio in mortar. To achieve the aim of this research, the TRHAs mortars were undergo certain tests to determine the fresh properties and mechanical properties such as compressive strength, permeability and porosity test. There are some recommendations for future researchers to obtain a more accurate and useful information regarding to TRHA mortar:
1) A comprehensive study on the mechanical properties of TRHA mortar as the pozzolanic reaction took place in it.
2) Other durability test for TRHA mortar should be investigated as TRHA mortar has better porosity and permeability characteristics.
3) A study on acid treatment of rice husk with different molarity of citric acid as well as the period of treatment without extra heat.
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