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SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE WITH PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF SAND BY WASTE FOUNDRY SAND

International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development, 2017
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Eco-Friendly Inorganic Binders: A Key Alternative for Reducing Harmful Emissions in Molding and Core-Making Technologies. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Kmita A, Dańko R, Holtzer M, Dańko J, Drożyński D, Skrzyński M, Roczniak A, Gruszka DR, Jakubski J, Tapola S.   +9 more
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Classification of Sand-Binder Mixtures from the Foundry Industry Using Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy and Support Vector Machines. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Bifano L, Ma X, Fischerauer G.
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Effects of soot and plastic fibers on the performance of SCC.

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Sadrmomtazi A, Sadat Ekrami N.
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Waste foundry sand in concrete: A review

Construction and Building Materials, 2017
Abstract Concrete is the most extensively used construction material in the world, second to water. Increasing rate of urbanization and industrialization has lead to over exploitation of natural resources such as river sand and gravels, which is giving rise to sustainability issues. It has now become imperative to look for alternatives of constituent
Bavita Bhardwaj, Pardeep Kumar
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Capillarity of concrete incorporating waste foundry sand

Construction and Building Materials, 2013
Abstract Currently, most of the waste foundry sand (WFS) generated in the UK and many parts of the world are sent to landfill. The rising cost of land-filling and the associated environmental problems have prompted the metal casting industry into reusing the WFS.
Jamal Khatib, Said Kenai
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Waste foundry sand and its leachate characteristics

Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2010
Abstract Solid waste management has become one of the global environmental issues, as there is continuous increase in industrial by-products and waste materials. Due to lack of land filling space and its ever increasing cost, utilization of waste material and by-products has become an attractive alternative to disposal.
Rafat Siddique, Anita Rajor
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Re-usage of waste foundry sand in high-strength concrete

Waste Management, 2010
In this study, the potential re-use of waste foundry sand in high-strength concrete production was investigated. The natural fine sand is replaced with waste foundry sand (0%, 5%, 10%, and 15%). The findings from a series of test program has shown reduction in compressive and tensile strengths, and the elasticity modulus which is directly related to ...
Güney, Yücel, Sarı, Yasin Dursun, Yalçın, Muhsin, Tuncan, Ahmet, Dönmez, Senayi   +4 more
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Investigating the effect of the foundry sand and waste foundry sand on the fracture toughness of concrete

Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2021
The use of recycled or waste materials in the composition of concrete materials is one of the most applicable solutions for compensating for the lack of initial sources. The effect of waste materials on the mechanical properties of concrete should be assessed before utilizing them in mix design of practical projects such as dam construction and ...
Maryam Aslani, Javad Akbardoost, Mohammad Delnavaz   +2 more
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