

Innovation Owner
Mr. NATTHAPONG UAICHIMPLEE
Student
Details
This research focuses on developing permeable flooring materials from waste slag to mitigate flooding. By modifying physical structures and adding chemical agents like HPMC, the study enhances both the strength and water drainage capabilities of the material.
The objective of this research is to utilize waste slag in industrial applications and help mitigate flooding, water accumulation, and ponding issues. Currently, slag from the steel smelting or refining process is commonly used as a component in construction materials, such as road surfaces. However, slag has properties that make it difficult for water to permeate, leading to poor drainage and increased flooding problems.
This study focuses on improving the properties of pavement materials to enhance their strength and water permeability. This can be achieved through physical structural modifications or the addition of chemical agents such as HPMC, which increases void spaces to facilitate water absorption and drainage according to required standards.
The utilization of waste slag not only helps reduce production costs and improve material performance but also minimizes environmental impacts and promotes the sustainable use of resources.
Objective
The objectives include studying the production process of permeable slag flooring, determining optimal water permeability ratios, and identifying ratios to enhance material strength.
- To study the production process of permeable flooring materials from waste slag.
- To determine the water permeability ratios of the flooring materials.
- To determine the ratios for enhancing the strength of the flooring materials.


