Processed bottom ash for replacing fine aggregate in making high-volume fly ash concrete [PDF]
MATEC Web of Conferences, 2017 Bottom ash is a coal plant by-product that is abundant and underutilized. There is the potential use of bottom ash as a fine aggregate replacement in concrete mixtures; however, the problems of water absorption and uniformity of quality of the material ...
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Steel fibre-reinforced concrete with fully recycled coarse and partially recycled fine aggregates [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThe construction industry is showing an increasing interest in the integration of Recycled Aggregate (RA) into concrete as a substitute for natural coarse aggregate, whether in full or in part, with the aim of reducing dependence on virgin aggregate ...
M. Saravanan, R. Nirmala
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Performance Evaluation of Shotcrete Mortar with Silicon Manganese Slag as Substitute for Fine Aggregate. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Shotcrete is a versatile construction material, yet its performance limitations, such as high rebound rates and poor adhesion, demand technological improvements to ensure structural reliability. Silicon manganese (SiMn) slag, a by-product of SiMn alloy production, has gained attention as a potential sustainable alternative to natural aggregates in ...
Kwon WR, Lee JB, Yoon BM, Kim JJ.
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The Study of Laterite Color from Using Iron Ore Tailing Substitute Fine Aggregate
RMUTL Engineering Journal, 2019 The main objective of this study was to utilise iron ore tailing from Phu-Ang source, Loei as a laterite colour. It was used to substitute the fine aggregate with -30+200 Mesh sieved size.
Sarun Singpao +2 more
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Use of granulated lead-zinc slag as replacement of fine aggregate in structural concrete: compressive strength and radiation shielding study [PDF]
Archives of Civil Engineering, 2021 In this study, the effects of replacing fine aggregate by granulated lead/zinc slag waste (GLZSW) on the thickness of concrete shields against X-ray radiation and on the compressive strength of concrete have been investigated.
Mohamed Alwaeli
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Comparison of Compressive Strength Value of Concrete Using Pumice Sand with Ordinary Sand as Fine Aggregate [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 In this study, the method according to the Indonesian National Standard (SNI) was applied. The objects test in the form of cylindrical concrete in which the fine aggregate was pumice sand and ordinary sand.
Man Nu’, Gaus Abdul, Sultan Mufti Amir
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Characteristics of Green Concrete with Industrial Wastes as Replacement of Fine and Coarse Aggregate [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2023 Waste generated due to various industrial activities are dumped as landfill posing serious environmental complications. Pollution control due to industrial waste has become one of concern across the globe.
Chakravarthy PolichettyRaja Kalyana +6 more
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An ANN to Predict Sorptivity and Water Absorption of Concrete Made with Industrial Waste and Artificial Sand [PDF]
Computational Engineering and Physical Modeling, 2023 Large-scale cement and natural fine aggregate use in construction has negative environmental effects. In light of this issue, crushed sand is a good material, and wastes from industries such as metakaolin, Furness ash, blast furnace slag, and micro ...
Kiran Mane +4 more
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Use of Waste Plastic as Fine Aggregate Substitute in Concrete
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2022 Abstract Solid waste disposal is a significant issue in our everyday lives as a result of the rapid population expansion in nations like India. One of the biggest environmental issues is the handling of solid waste. Plastic garbage is the waste kind that causes the majority of adverse environmental effects.
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Sustainable masonry blocks: Olive wood waste as substitute for fine aggregates
Case Studies in Construction Materials, 2021 Due to the high level of pollution generated from the burning of wood waste and the scarcity of natural resources like sand that is causing a change in the eco-system, a greater need to find alternative and innovative solutions is warranted. Thus, this study explores the effect of olive wood waste (OWW) as a replacement for sand in mortar mixes as ...
Antoun, Marc +3 more
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