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The Optimum Amount of Waste Glass Aggregate that can Substitute Fine Aggregate in Concrete
Aksaray University Journal of Science and Engineering, 2020 The study that is reported in this paper was carried out to study the effects of glass sand on the properties of concrete and determine the optimum amount of waste glass aggregate that can effectively replace fine aggregate in cement concrete. The objectives of the study were to prepare concrete specimens containing various amounts of glass sand as ...
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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2020 Abstract Attempts have been made from time long to develop construction materials which should be strong, durable and simultaneously of light weight. In an attempt to reduce the self-weight of the structural concrete, light weight aggregates are being used and implemented.
Bidyadhar Basa +2 more
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Buildings, 2023 This study aimed to analyze the mechanical, displacement, and strain properties of concrete with Ferronickel Slag (FNS) fine aggregate substitute (0%, 50%, and 100%, by mass, later called FNS-0, FNS-50, and FNS-100, respectively) experimentally using the
Eristra Ernawan +4 more
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Advances in Technology Innovation, 2021 Decomposing plastics, including plastic bottles, is a very difficult process because it takes 50-100 years. Every year, the use of plastic bottles is increasing, but only few people are willing to treat plastic bottle waste. In this study, plastic bottle waste is used as a substitute of fine aggregate and shaped in such a way to have a sand-like ...
Anita Intan Nura Diana +2 more
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Advances in Civil Engineering, 2022 The increase in building activity as a result of population expansion has resulted in an overexploitation of aggregate, with disastrous environmental consequences.
Nur Farah Aziera Jamaludin +4 more
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Compressive Strength of Concrete with Malang Sand as Fine Aggregate Substitute
PRESUNIVE CIVIL ENGINEERING JOURNAL<p class="Abstract">Malang sand has small and rough grains with a sharp surface, it can easily absorb water and adhere to cement. It is very suitable for use as fine aggregate in concrete to improve the quality and durability of concrete. As sand from a volcano, Malang sand has similar characteristics to sand from cold lava resulting from ...
Muhammad Iqbal Paramatatya Satyawan Santoso +1 more
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BuildingsThis research investigates the feasibility of producing eco-friendly self-compacting concrete (SCC) by partially replacing both fine and coarse natural aggregates with waste marble sludge (WMS), a byproduct of the marble industry.
Hadi Bahmani, Hasan Mostafaei
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environment, 2023 The concrete industry poses a significant challenge to sustainability since it ranks among the foremost users of natural resources. The utilization of river sand as a fine aggregate result in the degradation of natural resources, depletion of groundwater
Lavanya Devi Pampana +3 more
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Effect of Limestone Waste as Partial Replacement Material for Sand and Silica Fume in Concrete [PDF]
Port Said Engineering Research Journal, 2012 This paper presents the results of a study to compare the properties of concretes prepared with the use river sand, limestone waste (LSW), and silica fume (S.F).
Hassan Mohamaden +3 more
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Styrofoam as partial substitution of fine aggregate in lightweight concrete bricks [PDF]
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2018 A development of concrete brick technology leads to some innovations in this field. To produce lightweight concrete brick, lightweight aggregates such as Styrofoam, pumice stone and perlite, are required. The use of lightweight material is beneficial to reduce the weight of the concrete.
Mochamad Solikin, Naufal Ikhsan
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