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Vol 12, Issue 9 (September 2026) Civil

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF M60 CONCRETE INCORPORATING GGBS AND ALCCOFINE AS PARTIAL CEMENT REPLACEMENTS

This Paper Evaluates The Mechanical Performance Of M60 Concrete In Which Ordinary Portland Cement Is Partially Replaced By Ground Granulated Blast-furnace Slag (GGBS) And Alccofine 1203. A Constant Total Binder Content Of 450 Kg/m³, Water C...

Vaidya Sanket Satish, Prof. R.A. Thote
Vol 12, Issue 9 (September 2026) Engineering

Experimental Investigation On The Strength And Durability Properties Of M30 Concrete By Partially Replacing Cement With Eggshell Powder

This Study Investigates Egg Shell Powder (ESP) As A Partial Replacement For Ordinary Portland Cement In M30 Grade Concrete, With Emphasis On Fresh Behaviour, Mechanical Strength And Durability. Concrete Mixes Were Prepared With 0%, 5%, 10%,...

Akshay Laxman Kamthe, Prof. Abhijeet Undre, Dr. Atul Pujari
Vol 12, Issue 7 (July 2026) Structural Engineer

EFFECT OF STICKY RICE, JAGGERY, SUGAR, AND ADDITIONAL LIME ON THE COMPRESSIVE AND SPLITTING TENSILE BEHAVIOUR OF LIME MORTAR

Background: Compressive Resistance And Tensile-cracking Capacity Are Central To The Serviceability Of Lime Mortars Used In Masonry And Repair. Objective: The Investigation Quantifies The 7- And 28-day Compressive And Splitting Tensile Behav...

Prashant Namdevrao Jogdand, Dr. P. D. Tambolkar
Vol 12, Issue 7 (July 2026) Civil Engineering

INFLUENCE OF NATURAL AGGREGATES REPLACEMENT WITH RECYCLED AGGREGATE ON STRENGTH AND SULPHATE RESISTANCE OF M50 GRADE CONCRETE

The Rapid Expansion Of Global Infrastructure Has Led To An Unprecedented Demand For Natural Construction Materials, Necessitating The Exploration Of Sustainable Alternatives. This Research Investigates The Feasibility Of Replacing Natural C...

K SURYAKALA, P D SASIKALA
Vol 12, Issue 7 (July 2026) Civil Engineering

STRENGTHENING OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE USING CENOSPHERE AND DOLOMITE HYBRID FILLERS

The Construction Industry’s Rapid Expansion Is Driving An Unsustainable Increase In Global Cement Production, Currently Exceeding 1.6 Billion Tons Annually. This Demand Not Only Depletes Natural Resources But Also Results In Significant Env...

D SRI SIVA KIRAN VARMA, K URMILA DEVI
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

ANALYSIS OF PERVIOUS CONCRETE WITH WASTE MARBLE POWDER BLENDED CEMENT AND RECYCLED PET FIBERS AS A SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL

Pervious The Rapid Pace Of Urbanization Has Significantly Increased Impermeable Surface Areas, Leading To Severe Storm Water Runoff And Depleting Groundwater Reserves. Pervious Concrete Offers A Viable Solution For Sustainable Storm Water M...

P GOWTHAM, P SASIKALA
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) STRUCTURAL ENGINEEERING

SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF BINARY AGRO-ASH BLENDS AND NYLON FIBER REINFORCEMENT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SUSTAINABLE CONCRETE

- The The Depletion Of Natural Resources And The High Carbon Footprint Associated With Conventional Portland Cement Production Have Intensified The Search For Sustainable Alternatives In The Construction Industry. This Study Investigates Th...

A CHIRU PAVAN KUMAR, K. SURENDRA BABU
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) STRUCTURAL ENGINEEERING

STRENGTH ASSESSMENT OF FIBER-MATRIX COMPOSITE ENHANCED WITH DUAL MINERAL ADMIXTURES

Cement The Heavy Reliance On Portland Cement In Infrastructure Development Poses Severe Environmental Threats Due To Massive Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Alongside Escalating Economic Costs. To Address These Challenges, This Study Evaluates Th...

B TEJESH, K URMILA DEVI
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON AMBIENT CURED ALKALI ACTIVATED GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE USING METAKAOLIN AND COPPER SLAG AS SUSTAINABLE CEMENTITIOUS BINDERS

The Global Demand For Cement Is Rising Exponentially To Meet The Rapid Development Of Infrastructure. However, The Production Of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) Is Highly Carbon-intensive, Contributing Significantly To Global Greenhouse Gas...

B V S AYYAPPA, K URMILA DEVI
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF M30 SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE UTILIZING MAGNETICALLY CONDITIONED WATER AND SUSTAINABLE MINERAL REPLACEMENTS

This Experimental Study Investigates The Fresh And Hardened Properties Of M30-grade Self-compacting Concrete (SCC) Prepared Using Magnetic Field-treated Water (MFTW) At A Field Intensity Of 0.8 Tesla. To Enhance The Sustainability And Econo...

A MANIKANTA, B Ganesh
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE OF M25 AND M30 GRADE CONCRETE WITH INDUSTRIAL SLAG AND SISAL FIBER INTEGRATION

The Rapid Growth Of The Construction Sector Has Intensified The Demand For Sustainable Alternatives To Natural Aggregates And Traditional Concrete Additives. This Experimental Study Evaluates The Structural Feasibility Of Incorporating Iron...

D.V KONDAIAH, K URMILA DEVI
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

A TERNARY EVALUATION OF SPENT REFRACTORY CERAMICS, METALLURGICAL SLAG, AND WASTE GLASS AS SAND SUBSTITUTES IN STRUCTURAL CONCRETE

The Dramatic Escalation In Global Urbanization And Infrastructural Modernization Has Placed An Unsustainable Burden On Natural Geological Reserves. Concrete, Being The Structural Backbone Of Modern Civilization, Requires Massive Volumes Of...

R ALEKHYA NANDAN, K. SURENDRA BABU
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

STRENGTH ENHANCEMENT OF CONCRETE REINFORCED WITH POLYPROPYLENE FIBERS OF VARIED GEOMETRIES AND DENSITIES

The Rapidly Increasing Volume Of Industrial Waste Material Poses A Severe Threat To Environmental Sustainability And Ecological Balance. Furthermore, The Commercial Production Of Synthetic Fibers Contributes Significantly To Global Warming...

CH RAMESH, K URMILA DEVI
Vol 12, Issue 6 (June 2026) Civil Engineering

Performance Evaluation Of Cellulose Fiber Engineered Concrete For Structural Applications

Concrete Is The Most Widely Used Construction Material; However, Its Low Tensile Strength, Brittleness, And Susceptibility To Cracking Limit Its Performance In Structural Applications. The Incorporation Of Natural And Cellulose-based Fibers...

Mohammad Hamza, Rakesh Sakale, Hirendra Pratap Singh
Vol 12, Issue 5 (May 2026) Structural Engineering

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SUSTAINABLE CONCRETE REINFORCED WITH ARECANUT FIBERS AND ENHANCED BY SILICA FUME

In The Present Time The World Wide Cement Production Is About 1.6 Billion Tons. This Huge Amount Of Production Leads To Consumption Of Natural Resources And It Is Also Harmful For Environment. The Main Components Of The Gases Emitted From C...

A Kranthi Kumar, K Urmila Devi

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