Mortar Characteristics with the Addition of Lignin Using 1M NaOH as Biopolymer Admixture

Muhammad Taslimudin Romdoni; Ade Okvianti Irlan; Triastuti Triastuti; Ananto Nugroho

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Mortar Characteristics with the Addition of Lignin Using 1M NaOH as Biopolymer Admixture

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Lignin is the largest component of biomass and the second most abundant natural polymer. Lignin-based products are commonly applied as binders, and are utilized for polymer applications. The purpose of this study is to use lignin as an admixture in mortar. The lignin dissolved in 1M NaOH solution, and the ratio was 1:5 by weight. The lignin contents utilised in this study were 1%, 2%, 3% by weight of cement and a cement water rasio of 0.4. Lignin as an admixture in mortar increased the flowability value. The flowability value increased as the lignin content rose. the highest compressive strength and flexural strength occured at 1% lignin content. They were 35.71 MPa and it was 5.49 MPa, at the age of 28 days. The longest setting time was obtained at 3% lignin content for initial setting time of 285 minutes, and final setting time of 540 minutes. Based on the results of the setting time test, it has been determined that the more lignin was mixed in, the longer the setting time will be. Therefore lignin as an admixture to the mortar makes changes its characteristics.

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Construction Technologies and Architecture (Volume 19)

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Muhammad Taslimudin Romdoni*, Ade Okvianti Irlan, Triastuti Triastuti, Ananto Nugroho

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Admixture, Compressive Strength, Flexural Strength, Lignin, Polymer, Setting Time

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