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Vol 11, Issue 7 (July 2025) Civil Engineering

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF FIBER REINFORCED GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE BEAMS

Geopolymer Concrete (GPC), Synthesized From Industrial By-products Like Fly Ash And GGBS Activated With Alkaline Solutions (NaOH And Na₂SiO₃), Offers A Sustainable Alternative To Conventional Portland Cement Concrete (CC). This Study Invest...

Mohiyuddin C S, ABHISHEK B, Akash Babu L A, Sadath Ali Khan Zai
Vol 11, Issue 7 (July 2025) Civil Engineering

FLEXURAL BEHAVIOUR OF GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE SLABS

This Study Investigates The Flexural Performance Of M40 Grade Geopolymer Concrete (GPC) Slabs Reinforced With Glass Fibres (GF). Four Slab Specimens Of Size 600 Mm × 600 Mm × 50 Mm Were Cast And Tested Under Static Loading. The Mix Variatio...

Mohiyuddin C S, Ramkumar B Kumbar, Akash Babu L A, Dr Sadath Ali Khan Zai
Vol 11, Issue 6 (June 2025) Engineering

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FIBRE REINFORCED CONCRETE CONTAINING COPPER SLAG AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT WITH FINE AGGREGATE

Concrete Is A Widely Used Construction Material For Various Types Of Structures Due To Its Durability. For A Long Time It Was Considered To Be Very Durable Material Requiring A Little Or No Maintenance. The Use Of Concrete Is Unavoidable, A...

U.Gokulnath, Dr.A. Kumar, B. Senthil Naathan
Vol 11, Issue 4 (April 2025) Civil Engineering

An Experimental Investigation On Bubble Deck Slab

For Decades, Several Attempts Have Been Made To Create Biaxial Slabs With Hollow Cavities In Order To Reduce The Weight. Bubble Deck Slab Is A Method Of Virtually Eliminating All Concrete From The Tension Zone Of A Slab, Which Is Not Perfor...

Yogesh Sharad Patil, Harshal Sanjay Suralkar, Abijit Dilip Rote, Mohammed Awes Mohammed Hussain, Prof.M.D.Patil | Dr.A.A.Malokar
Vol 11, Issue 1 (January 2025) Civil Engineering

Improving Concrete Strength With E-Waste

This Study Explores The Use Of Electronic Waste (e-waste) As A Partial Replacement For Coarse Aggregate In M35 Grade Concrete To Promote Sustainable Construction. Initial Tests Examine E-waste's Physical Properties To Assess Its Compatibili...

Arun Kumar Hardaha, Prof. Anubhav Rai, Prof. Siddhartha Deb
Vol 10, Issue 12 (December 2024) Civil Engineering

A STUDY ON POTENTIAL OF LOW CORBON CONCRETE AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF SUSTAINABLE CONCRETE

The Usage Of Cement Is Increasing Day By Day For Satisfying The Need Of Development Of Infrastructure Facilities. As The Emission Of Carbon Dioxide During The Production Of Cement Is More And Thus Causes Serious Problems To Degradation Of E...

B Dev Kumar, K Urmila Devi
Vol 10, Issue 11 (November 2024) Civil Engineering

EVALUATION STUDIES ON THE CAPABILITY OF CRUSHED OYSTER SHELL POWDER AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT ON SISAL FIBRE REINFORCED CONCRETE

In This Day And Age We Are In Front Of Most Complex Safety Problems Connected To Environment. Many Things Which Are Made-up For Our Comfortable Life Are Accountable For Polluting Environment Due To Offensive Waste Management Technique. The...

CH Ratnagirish, D. Appanna
Vol 10, Issue 8 (August 2024) Civil Engineering

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES IN USE OF WASTE PET BOTTLES AS THE PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE

The Suitability Of Plastic Pet Bottle Fiber As Fine Aggregate In Concrete And Its Advantages Are Discussed Here. The Effect Of The Plastic Fiber As A Partial Replacement Of Sand In Concrete Production Was Studied Here. Several Things Which...

Jay Prakash Shakya, Ashish Shrivas, Anil Rajpoot
Vol 10, Issue 6 (June 2024) Civil Engineering

COMPATIBILITY OF WASTE GLASS POWDER, SILICA FUME & BAGASSE ASH AS POZZOLANIC MATERIAL IN CONCRETE

The Increasing Demand For Infrastructure Due To The Continuous Population Growth, And The High Rate Of Urbanization, Have Led To Increased Consumption Of Concrete. The Rapid Production Of Cement Creates Big Problems To Environment. First En...

T. Harikrishna, B. Ganesh
Vol 10, Issue 6 (June 2024) Civil Engineering

AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ON THE STRENGTH IMPROVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE INCORPORATING WITH EGG SHELL POWDER, PALM KERNEL SHELLS & FOUNDARY SAND

With The Increasing Amount Of Concrete Used, Natural Environment And Resources Are Excessively Exploited. Synthetic Light Weight Aggregate Produced From Environmental Waste Like Palm Fuel Ash, Is A Viable New Source Of Structural Aggregate...

A.Kiran Kumar, D. Appanna
Vol 10, Issue 5 (May 2024) Civil Engineering

A RESEARCH ON REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATE WITH JHAMA BRICKS

The Use Of Concrete Is Truly Large And Day By Day The Cost Of The Conventional Material Cost Is Also Rising. So, It Is Beneficial To Use The Optional Materials For Making Concrete. The Project Focuses On Coarse Aggregate In Concrete. In Thi...

Azeezullah Khan, Ramdin Yadav, Shilpi Devi, Chanda Maurya | Ms. Khusboo Tiwari
Vol 10, Issue 4 (April 2024) Civil Engineering

INFLUENCE OF METAKAOLIN AND ARECANUT HUSK FIBER IN STRENGTH OF CONCRETE

The Utilization Of Alternative Materials In Construction Has Gained Significant Attention Due To The Need For Sustainable And Eco-friendly Practices. This Project Focuses On The Potential Of Two Such Materials, Metakaolin And Arecanut Fiber...

Alfiya A, Karthika V, Hajira S, Ajaykrishna B S | Lakshmi Chandran J
Vol 10, Issue 4 (April 2024) Civil Engineering

PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATE BY WASTE CERAMIC TILES AND CEMENT BY COAL DUST IN CONCRETE

The Use Of Natural Materials In Construction Has Increased A Lot Due To Growth And Innovation In The Building Industry. Also, When Buildings Are Demolished, We Create A Lot More Waste. Here, In This Project The Aim Is To Find Experimentally...

Fathima S N, Alfya N, Anand Ashok, Aakash A S | Lakshmi Chandran
Vol 10, Issue 4 (April 2024) CIVIL ENGINEERING

Concrete with Demolished concrete as coarse aggregate and quartz sand as fine aggregate

For Enhancing The Recycling Of Concrete, The Wastes Produced From Demolition Of Buildings Can Be Used For Further Constructions. In This Project, The Replacement Of Coarse Aggregate Is Done With Demolished Concrete At 10%, 30% And 50%. To...

Arsha R S, Amal J S, Nandakumar S, Vivek V R
Vol 10, Issue 3 (March 2024) Civil Engineering

STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCRETE ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT BY SEASHELL POWDER AND CHICKEN FEATHER FIBERS [CFF] AS FIBER REINFORCEMENT

To Develop Green And Economical Cement, We Introduce Some Partial Replacement Materials. In This Project The OPC 53 Grade Cement Is Used And Cement Is Partially Replaced With Seashell Powder. The Partial Replacement Of Cement Is Done In 5%...

Sachithra R, Shifana N S, Arjun Ram, Safvan Sulfikar

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