USE OF FLYASH AND RICE HUSK ASH AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT IN THE CONCRETE

Authors:

R. Rajeshwari, Vamshi B, Sai Teja A, Abhilash Reddy Devaram, Sanjana Priya Rajoju, Raju Bikkandla

Page No: 108-120

Abstract:

Concrete is one of the significant materials of the construction industry. These days because of expansion in a population, the demand of infrastructure is expanding day by day. This prompts the increment in production of cement. In the present scenario the overall cement production is about 4.1 billion metric tons worldwide. This huge amount of production prompts utilization of natural resources and it is very unsafe for environment. Enormous amount of waste by-products are delivered from the manufacturing enterprises, for example, mineral slag, fly ash, silica fumes, rice husk ash and so on. the rice husk ash is an agricultural by-product which is obtained from the rice mills ,the husk which is obtained from mill is of no use i.e it is not even be used for animals to eat. Hence it is used as a fuel in various big industries the burning temperature is very high hence they are obtained from that the RHA is very lightweight. The project work here deals with the partial replacement of cement with RHA and Fly ash in concrete at various percentage such as 0 % - 0%, 5% - 10%, 5% - 15%, 5% - 20%, 7.5% - 10%, 7.5% - 15%, 7.5% - 20%, 10% - 10%, 10% - 15%, 10% - 20% by mass of cement. Various experimental investigations are carried out to find out the compressive strength, split tensile strength and of concrete samples cured for period of 7, 14 and 28 days. The results obtained from the experiments with satisfactory replacement of cement with rice husk ash and fly ash are presented in this project report.

Description:

RHA (rice husk ash), Fly ash, compressive strength, split tensile strength.

Volume & Issue

Volume-11,ISSUE-7

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