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Experimental Investigation on Strength Characteristics by Partial Replacement of Natural Sand by M-Sand & Bagasse Ash over Cement for M40 Concrete

Author(s):

Tahmul Hussain , Department of Construction Technology, VTU Regional Center Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India.; Maneeth P D, Department of Construction Technology, VTU Regional Center Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India.; Brij Bhushan S, Department of Construction Technology, VTU Regional Center Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India.; Rohan S Gourav, Department of Construction Technology, VTU Regional Center Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India.; Shreenivas Reddy Shahapur, Department of Construction Technology, VTU Regional Center Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India.

Keywords:

N-Sand, M-Sand, Bagasse Ash, Super Plasticizer, Compressive Strength, Flexural Strength & Tensile Strength

Abstract

Concrete is by a wide margin the most comprehensively used advancement material today. It is evaluated that present utilization of cement on the planet is of the request of 10 billion tones each year. The concrete business is in charge of around 6% of all CO2 discharges. So nowadays there is an incredible enthusiasm for the advancement and usage of different distinct options for ordinary Portland cement as a cover in cement furthermore different options for fine and coarse in concrete to diminish the vitality make used as a part of generation of concrete. Specialists and researcher are in pursuit in creating elective materials that are ecofriendly and contribute towards waste administration. This dissertation work deals with the study of replacement of Bagasse Ash over Cement and Natural Sand by M-Sand in M40 grade Concrete. In this Investigational work, We have made an endeavor to examine the Strength of M40 concrete by utilizing M-Sand and Bagasse Ash as incomplete substitution to fine totals and cement. The compressive strength studied examine for 3, 7 and 28 days of curing period and the split tensile and flexural-strength is examine for 28 days of curing period.

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Paper ID: IJSRDV4I60207
Published in: Volume : 4, Issue : 6
Publication Date: 01/09/2016
Page(s): 380-384

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