“IMPLEMENTATION OF INDUSTRIAL& AGRICULTURAL WASTE IN CONCRETE”

Authors

  • Sakariya Darshan Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering SIE BAKROL
  • Nakrani Yogesh Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering
  • Bhut Santos Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering
  • Jaimin Shah Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering
  • Sumitra Shah Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering
  • Vachhani Ankit Civil Department , sigma institute of engineering

Keywords:

Foundry sand, rice husk, economic concrete, industrial waste material, aggricultural waste material

Abstract

In the present scenario all over the world, there is trend to investigate the utilization of industrial byproducts in
the concrete. In the present study attempt has been made to investigate utilization of foundry sand, by product of industry, as
plasticizer to reduce the cost of waste disposal and make positive environmental impact. In the present, foundry sand with rice
husk has not been used in all over the world, foundry sand with rice husk will more beneficial and economical for user as a
construction purpose. The implementation of various waste material from industries in GUJRAT,INDIA like foundry sand ,rice
husk ,plastic waste to improve the strength of concrete and reduce the weight of concrete by using as a fine aggregate ,coarse
aggregate and ad-mixers. The way of using various industrial waste will help to reduce the environmental pollution. It also help
low cost by product and make a light weight concrete. Lower the cost of by products is use as an aggregate will be reduce the
overall cost of project.

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Published

2016-04-25

How to Cite

Sakariya Darshan, Nakrani Yogesh, Bhut Santos, Jaimin Shah, Sumitra Shah, & Vachhani Ankit. (2016). “IMPLEMENTATION OF INDUSTRIAL& AGRICULTURAL WASTE IN CONCRETE”. International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering, Science & Technology, 3(4), 537–541. Retrieved from https://ijarest.org/index.php/ijarest/article/view/588

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 4 (2016): Volume: 03, Issue: 04 - April, 2016.

Section

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