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Indian Standard Codes

1) Moisture Content (I.S. 2720 Part-2)

2) Grain Size Analysis (I.S.2720 part-4)

3) Atterberg’s limits (I.S. 2720 Part-5)

4) Specific Gravity (I.S.2720-Part-3 Sec-1)

5) Standard Procter Test (Light Compaction) (I.S.2720-Part-7)

6) Modified Procter Test (Heavy Compaction) (I.S. 2720-Part-8)

7) pH (I.S.2720 Part-26-1987)

8) Alkalinity (I.S.3025 Part-23-1986)

9) Conductivity (I.S.2720 Part-26-1987)

10) Chlorides (I.S.3025-Part-2-1988)

APHA Standards 1) Inductively Coupled Plasma Method (For Chromium)

2) Neocuproine Methode (APHA 3500-Cu)

3) Nitric Acid-Sulfuric Acid Digestion (APHA 3030 G)

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Publication from study

1) “Application of ANN in electrokinetic remediation of contaminated Clayey Soil of Gujarat, India” – Communicated to Geotechnical Testing Journal, ASTM.

2) "Comparison of Neural Network and Statistical Models for prediction of Decontamination in Electrokinetic Remediation" – Communicated to Chemosphere, Elsevier

3) "Parametric study on electrokinetic remediation of contaminated Soil of Gujarat, India" – communicated to Order – Springer

4) Thaker K., Shah P., Modi M. (2012). “Effect of Physical and Chemical Properties of fine grained soil on extraction rate of electrokinetic remediation” International Journal on Science and Technology, 2-2, 317-325

5) Thaker K., Shah P., Patel A. (2012). “Study of process parameters on electrokinetic remediation”. GIT Journal of End. and Tech., ISSN 2249 – 6157

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