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    Sample Cover Page for FYP 1 Interim Report

    Project Title

    by

    Student name
    Student ID number

    Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of


    the requirements for the
    Degree of Study (Hons)
    (Programme)

    FYP 1
    September 2019

    Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS


    32610 Seri Iskandar
    Perak Darul Ridzuan
    SAMPLE OF TITLE PAGE

    Application of Collagen as a Filter Aid in Water Treatment Process

    by

    Ahmad Nawab Bin Ahmad Al-Bab


    123456

    Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of


    the requirements for the
    Bachelor of Engineering (Hons)
    (Chemical)

    JANUARY 2020

    Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS


    32610 Seri Iskandar
    Perak Darul Ridzuan

    ii
    SAMPLE OF CERTIFICATION OF APPROVAL

    CERTIFICATION OF APPROVAL

    Application Of Collagen As A Filter Aid In Water Treatment Process

    by

    Ahmad Nawab Bin Ahmad Al-Bab


    123456

    A project dissertation submitted to the


    Chemical Engineering Programme
    Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
    in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the
    BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (Hons)
    (CHEMICAL)

    Approved by,

    _____________________
    (Name of Main Supervisor)

    UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS

    BANDAR SERI ISKANDAR, PERAK

    January 2020

    iii
    SAMPLE OF CERTIFICATION OF ORIGINALITY

    CERTIFICATION OF ORIGINALITY

    This is to certify that I am responsible for the work submitted in this project, that the

    original work is my own except as specified in the references and acknowledgements,

    and that the original work contained herein have not been undertaken or done by

    unspecified sources or persons.

    ___________________________________________
    AHMAD NAWAB BIN AHMAD AL-BAB

    iv
    SAMPLE OF ABSTRACT

    ABSTRACT

    The following abstract is taken from Ramos, Juan, Florentina Davalos, and Jorge
    Sandoval. High-brightness CMP from Eucalyptus globulus using a nitric acid
    pretreatment. TAPPI Journal 79 (12 December 1996): 169-177. Copyright TAPPI
    1996.

    A high-brightness, high-yield chemin mechanical pulp was obtained from Eucalyptus


    globulus using low-environmental-impact chemical reagents. The pulping chemicals
    were nitric acid and sodium hydroxide, and bleaching chemical was hydrogen
    peroxide. Chips were impregnated for 24 h in nitric acid, cooked under variable
    conditions, washed, impregnated with soda for 24 h, cooked again, rewashed,
    defibrated, refined, screened, and finally bleached under variable conditions. Under
    the optimal pulping conditions identified in this study, pulp strength was not especially
    high (tensile strength 2.04 km, tea strength 3.9 mN m2/g), but the ease of bleaching
    and final pulp brightness were impressive enough (light-scattering coefficient 49.3
    m2kg, brightness 81.3% Elrepho) to warrant further research.

    v
    SAMPLE OF TABLE OF CONTENTS

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    CERTIFICATION . . . . . . . i

    ABSTRACT . . . . . . . . . ii

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT . . . . . . . iii

    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION . . . . . 1
    1.1 Background of Study . . . . 1
    1.2 Problem Statement . . . . 2
    1.3 Objectives and Scope of Study . . 3

    CHAPTER 2: THEORY . . . . . . 4
    2.1 Leaching . . . . . 4

    CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY . . . . . 5
    3.1 Elements Determination . . .
    5
    3.2 Sample Preparation . . . . 7
    3.3 Sample Testing . . . . 9

    CHAPTER 4: RESULTS AND DISCUSSION . . . 11

    4.1 Data Gathering & Analysis . . . 11


    4.2 Results and Discussion . . . 16

    CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION . 23


    5.1 Conclusion . . . . . 23
    5.2 Recommendations . . . . 24

    REFERENCES . . . . . . . . 25

    APPENDICES . . . . . . . . 27

    vi
    LIST OF FIGURES

    Figure 1.1 Rhyolite stone used for the study 3


    Figure 1.2 Porphyritic-Rhyolite 5
    Figure 1.3 Porphyritic texture 6
    Figure 3.1 Process of leaching in the pores of stone 10
    Figure 4.1 Concentration of elements extracted from the mineral stone 16
    Figure 4.2 Concentration of elements against time in pH 5 solution 17
    Figure 4.3 Concentration of elements against time in pH 6 solution 18
    Figure 4.4 Concentration of elements against time in pH 8 solution 18
    Figure 4.5 Concentration of elements against time in 30 0 C solution 19
    Figure 4.6 Concentration of elements against time in 35 0 C solution 21
    Figure 4.7 Concentration of elements against time in 40 0 C solution 22

    LIST OF TABLES

    Table 1.1 Essential mineral elements for human consumption 2


    Table 2.1 Recommended intake of elements by US RDA 4
    Table 3.1 Range of standard solutions use for AAS testing 7
    Table 4.1 Conditions for optimum amount of elements leached from the stone 8
    Table 4.2 Concentration of elements adsorbed by the glass container 9
    Table 4.3 Concentration of elements in the container after 4 hours 12
    Table 4.4 Impurities in different materials 14

    vii
    CHAPTER 1

    WRITING FORMAT

    1. INTRODUCTION

    The writing of the interim report and dissertation should adhere to the following
    format. The report consists of many parts arranged in a certain order. It is
    recommended that the contents be arranged in the following order:

    1.1 FYP 1 Interim Report

    (a) Title Page


    (b) Abstract
    (c) Chapter 1: Introduction
     Background
     Problem Statement
     Objectives and Scope of Study
    (d) Chapter 2: Literature Review and/or Theory
    (e) Chapter 3: Methodology/Project Work
    (f) Chapter 4: Conclusion and Future work
    (g) References
    (h) Appendices

    1.2 Dissertation

    (a) Title Page


    (b) Certification
    (c) Abstract
    (d) Acknowledgements
    (e) Table of Contents
    (f) List of Figures
    (g) List of Tables
    (h) Abbreviations and Nomenclatures

    1
    (i) Chapter 1: Introduction
     Background
     Problem Statement
     Objectives and Scope of Study
    (j) Chapter 2: Literature Review and/or Theory
    (k) Chapter 3: Methodology/Project Work
    (l) Chapter 4: Results and Discussion
    (m) Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendation
    (n) References
    (o) Appendices

    1.3 General Writing Format

    Students must follow specific guidelines for writing all the reports as
    indicated in Section 6.

    (a) Language

    The dissertation must be written in acceptable and formal


    English. Use the passive voice.

    (b) Font and Spacing

    All text should be 1.5 spacing between lines and 3 spacing


    between paragraphs (Times New Roman regular font-style,
    size 12) typed on a white A4 paper. Interim report should be
    in the form of double-sided printing. The hard-bound
    printed copy of the dissertation should be in the form of
    single sided printing.

    The following however should be single spaced:

     Tables and figures

     Computer programs/source codes (must be reduced to font


    size 8)

    2
    (c) Length

    The maximum length of the report, excluding appendices is


    as follows:

    Interim Report 20 pages

    Dissertation 50 pages

    Students are encouraged to use brief and straightforward


    wordings, use passive voice and avoid using jargon as much
    as possible.

    (d) Pagination

    All pages must be numbered in proper sequence from


    introduction to the end of the report including pages on
    figures, tables, computer programs and appendices. All
    front materials are numbered in small Roman numerals (e.g.
    i, ii, iii). Page numbers appear by themselves and are not to
    be enclosed in parenthesis, hyphens or other decorative
    symbols. Page numbers must be positioned at the bottom
    and must be centred. Please refer to Appendix 4-1.

    (e) Margin

    The top, bottom and right margins are 25 mm except the left
    margin, which is 40 mm. Please refer to Appendix 4-1. All
    paragraphs should start from the left margin.

    (f) Mathematical Equations

    Mathematical equations must be spaced out; superscript and


    subscript must be clearly shown and numbered.

    3
    (g) Heading

    The report should not have more than three levels of


    numbered headings as follows:

    1. FIRST-LEVEL HEAD

    1.1 Second-Level Head

    1.1.1 Third-Level Head

    All headings should be in Times New Roman and bold.


    Chapter and major headings should be in capitals and in 14
    font size and 12 font size, respectively. Secondary and
    tertiary headings should be in title case and in 12 font size.

    (h) Tables and Figures

    Tables and figures are considered part of the report if it is


    within the main text. If it is of the size that is less than a
    page, it should be inserted into the text near the point of
    reference with a 3 spacing from the text. Tables should be
    on the same page. Margin limits of figures and tables should
    be the same as the full-page text. All tables and figures
    should be numbered consecutively. Table heading should be
    positioned at the top and centred. The numbers for figure
    should be positioned at the bottom and centred. Please refer
    to Appendix 4.2. Refer to each table or figure clearly in the
    text before placing it on the page. (For example, “Figure 1
    shows ….)

    (i) Documenting Sources

    Students are required to cite the sources from which ideas


    were taken. Please refer to Appendix 5-1. The

    4
    documentation system to be used is the American
    Psychological Association (APA) or International
    Electrical Electronic Engineering (IEEE) format.

    (j) References

    The method of writing references must follow the standard


    format. The sample reference format is in Appendix 5-2.
    This sample is using the APA and IEEE format.

    (k) Title Page

    The title page of the interim report and dissertation should


    be set out in accordance with the attached sample sheet in
    Appendix 6-1 and should include the following:

     The title of the reports/ dissertation.


     The name of the candidate in FULL.
     The degree for which he/she is submitting the
    reports/ dissertation.
     The semester in which the reports/dissertation is
    submitted.
     The University name and address.

    5
    1.4 Sample of Table and Figure

    FIGURE 1. Pre-Test Survey Result

    TABLE 1. Table Type Styles


    Table Table Column Head
    Head Table column subhead Subhead Subhead
    text text text text

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