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Vol 11, Issue 6 (June 2025) CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL

Comparative Study Of Normal M20 Concrete And Human Hair Reinforced M20 Concrete

Human Hair Is A Waste Material That Is Determined In Bountiful Sum In Day By Day Existence. It Is A Regular Constituent In City Squander Streams And Reasons Ecological Troubles As It's Far A Non-degradable Waste. Fiber Strengthened Cement G...

Kamata Singh
Vol 10, Issue 5 (May 2024) Civil Engineering

An Experimental Study On Bamboo as a Reinforcing Material in Concrete

This Research Paper Critically Examines The Role Of Bamboo As A Reinforcement Material In Concrete Structures, Synthesizing Existing Research Findings And Insights Without Conducting New Experiments. Through An Extensive Analysis Of Publish...

Abu Harish | Afjal Husain | Bablu Kumar Gautam | Ashumal Sharma | Vijendra Kushwaha|Mr.Divakar Singh
Vol 7, Issue 7 (July 2021) CIVIL ENGINEERING

A Review Study to Analysis of Partial replacement of glass powder and fly ash with different-different percentages of cement to improve the Compressive and Flexural strength of Concrete

The Ordinary Material For Construction Is Concrete In India And Its Production Causes Some Environmental Effects During The Production. There Are Many Countries Seeing Deficiency Of Human Dumping Wastes Or It’s Becoming Very Serious Day By...

Ronak Gupta, Anil Rajpoot, Sonu Singh
Vol 6, Issue 3 (March 2020) Civil Engineering

MODIFICATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE USING GLASS FIBER AND FLY ASH

Fly Ash Is A Residual Material Of Energy Production Using Coal, Which Has Been Found To Have Numerous Advantages For Use In The Concrete Industry. When M30 Grade Of Concrete Mix With Different Proportion Of Fly Ash And Glass Fibre We Can Ac...

Rajan Panchal, Dr. Hetal Pandya
Vol 5, Issue 7 (July 2019) Civil Engineering

EFFECT OF COPPER SLAG AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE

In Present Scenario, Alternative Materials In All Forms Of Constructions Is Introduced To Reduce The Pressure On Good Quality Natural Materials, Which Will Balance The Economical Purpose Of The Project While Also Taking Care Of The Surround...

Amit Kumar, Kundan Kulbhushan
Vol 4, Issue 5 (May 2018) Civil Engineering

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONCRETE STRENGTH USING RECYCLED COARSE AGGREGATE AND TREATED DOMESTIC WASTE WATER

Scarcity Of Water Is The Major Issue That Has Been Erupted Worldwide In The Recent Times. Any Effort Which Helps In Tackling This Emergency By Preventing The Depletion Of The Depletion Of The Ground Water And Conserving This Limited Resourc...

Mohammed Raihan, Pushparaj. M
Vol 3, Issue 4 (April 2017) Engineering

EFFECT OF ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND DIFFERENT ASPECT RATIO ON MECHANICAL PROPERTY OF CONCRETE BY USING CHOPPED BASALT FIBRE

Concrete Is Very Strong In Compression But Very Weak In Tension. However It Is Reported That Tensile And Bending Strength Of Concrete Is 10 To 15% Of The Compressive Strength Respectively. The Addition Of Chopped Basalt Fibres In Concrete H...

Kartik Patel
Vol 2, Issue 11 (November 2016) Civil Engineering

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON POLYPROPYLENE FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE

This Thesis Presents A Series Of Tests For Characterizing The Structural Behavior Of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Beams Subjected To Flexural Loading. The Experimental Program Involves A Polypropylene Fiber. As A Reference, Plain Concrete...

K. Manikandan, S. Arulkesavan
Vol 2, Issue 7 (July 2016) Civil Engineering

DESIGN OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OFCONCRETE BY USING FLY ASH FOR M30 AND M50 GRADE

Fly Ash Is Finely Divided Residue Resulting From The Combustion Of Powdered Coal And Transported Flue Gases And Collected By Electrostatic Precipitator. Fly Ash Is The Most Widely Used Pozzolanic Materials All Over The World. Fly Ash W...

Kiran Rajurkar, Dr. NageshS helake, Ajit Joshi
Vol 2, Issue 6 (June 2016) Civil Engineering

COST ANALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT OF CONCRETE PAVEMENT BLOCKS BY USING WASTE MATERIAL

Concrete Block Pavements Have Been Used In Lowspeed, Heavily-trafficked Urban Streets, Port Facility Loading Terminals And Most Recently, On Airfield Taxiways At The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The Concrete Paving Block Mar...

Bhagyashri C. Deshpande, Milind M. Darade
Vol 2, Issue 5 (May 2016) Civil Engineering

STRENGTH EVALUATION IN THREE DIFFERENT GRADES OF CONCRETE USING MARBLE WASTE

In This Experimental Work, The Effects Of Using Marble Waste As A Fine Material On The Harden Properties Of The Concrete Have Been Looked Into. Compare To M20, M25, M30 Grades Of Concrete-mixtures Were Prepared By Replacing 40% Sand Usi...

Ms. Khushbuben K. Mewada, Dr. P. J. Patel
Vol 2, Issue 4 (April 2016) Civil Engineering

STRENGTH STUDY ON MARBLE WASTE CONCRETE- A REVIEW

Leaving The Waste Materials To The Environment Directly Can Cause Environmental Problem. Hence The Reuse Of Waste Material Has Been Emphasized. Marble Powder Is A Waste Material Generated In Considerable Amounts In The World. Marble Was...

Ms. Khushbuben K. Mewada, Dr. P.J. Patel
Vol 2, Issue 4 (April 2016) Civil Engineering

GLASS WASTE USED IN PRODUCTION OF MORTAR AND CONCRETE- A REVIEW

Disposal Of Waste Glass Produced From Bottle Glass, Flat Glass, Table Ware Glass And Filament Glass Fibers, Etc. Is One Of The Greater Environmental Problem. This Problem Speedily Increase With Increasing The Amount Of Waste Glass And D...

Ms. Artiben R. Patel, Dr.Piyushkumar J.Patel

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