National sand resource study in the straits of Malacca (phase 1) terms of reference.
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TextPublisher: 1999Description: ii, 14 p. ill. 30 cmSubject(s): Rocks, Siliceous -- Malaysia | Sediments (Geology) -- Research -- Malaysia | Sand -- Malacca, Straits of | MalaysiaSummary: Traditionally, sand has been used in Malaysia primarily for construction purposes and glass making. However, recently sand has also been extensively used as fill material. The demand for sand has been met by sand mined from rivers, ex-mining areas, and offshore deposits.
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January, 1999
Traditionally, sand has been used in Malaysia primarily for construction purposes and glass making. However, recently sand has also been extensively used as fill material. The demand for sand has been met by sand mined from rivers, ex-mining areas, and offshore deposits.
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