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Table 1: Physical properties of Klang peat (Hashim and Islam, 2008)
Figure 1: Undrained shear strength of stabilised column after 14 days curing time
Figure 3: Shear stress of stabilised peat for different normal load condition from direct shear box test
Figure 4: Scanning electron micrograph of a) original peat soil b) stabilized peat

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