synopsis seminar 1307 (drc-22.01.2015)
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BY : CHANDER SHEIKHARSINGLA
SE-1311849
Guide : Dr. H.S. Rai
Co- Guide : Pro. K.S. Bedi
M . Tech. THESIS SYNOPSIS
INVESTIGATION OF SHEAR STRENGTH OF
CONCRETE BY REPLACE ENT OF COARSE
AGGREGATES AND FINE AGGREGATES BY
RECYCLED COARSE AGGREGATES AND
BOTTO ASH
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CONCRETE WASTE
Concrete is the world’s second most
consumed material after water. About
48 million tonnes per annum solidwaste is produced in india ,which has
14.5 million tones from construction
waste. Only 3 used in emban!ments.
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DE OLITION WASTE
Out of total Construction demolition
waste
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4" is concrete• 3" Ceramics
• 5 #lastics and 5 $etal
• 1" %ood and 1" other mi&tures
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ENV
IRON ENTAL CONCERNS
• 'or #roduction of -atural A**re*ates
of 1 tonne , emission of Carbon is".""4 tonne.
• 'or #roduction of ecycled
A**re*ates of 1 tonne , emission ofCarbon is ".""/4 tonne.
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ECO-ENV
IRON ENTAL
CONCERNS
ecyclin* reduces the cost by about34) 41 and Carbon dio&ide emission
by /3)/8.
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ATER
IALS WH
ICH CAN BE
USED AS AGGREGATES
IN
CONCRETE
1.0lass
/.la*s3.$inin* and 2uarry %aste
4.y #roducts from #ower #lants
5.ubber
.#olystrene Concrete
(.%ood Chip Conrete
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BOTTO ASH
ar*e amount of ash is bein*
produced in industry and specifically
in #ower #lants . #resently ,only partof it in form of 'ly ash is bein* used
in cement production and rest of ash
in of no use and hence disposed offhere and there causin* a maor threat
to the en6ironment.
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BOTTO ASH AS
PART
IAL REPLACE ENT
TO FINE AGGREGATES
esearch wor! is *oin* on
worldwide for the udicial use of
bottom ash. One alternati6e bein*
wor!ed is its use as partial
replacement to fine a**re*ates in
concrete production
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Author’s DESCRIPTION OF
STUDY
OUTCOME
Pai!e K A " e#a$ %&'11(
Use of Recycled andSecondary aggregates inconcrete: Engineering
and environmentalconsiderations
Determination of consistency ofquality of recycled aggregatesgenerated from washing plants, show
that water quality aects of using RSAin construction are within the limitsset for natural aggregates !he eectsof RSA on the strength anddeformation characteristics ofconcrete and develop performancerelated approaches towards the
appropriate standardi"ation andspeci#cations of RSA in concrete
Pare)* D.N"e# a$%&'11(
Assessment of RecycledAggregate $oncrete
$oncrete made with this type ofcoarse aggregates can havemechanical properties similar to thoseof conventional concretes and even
high% concrete is nowadays a possi&legoal for this environmentally sound
LI+RE+,RE REIE
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Author’s DESCRIPTION OF
STUDY
OUTCOME
/ La0i2a#* e#
a$%&'11(
'easi&ility studies on the
use of recycledaggregates in structuralconcrete elements
!he initiation of local construction
wastes is generally not so commonsince the resulatant concrete is oflower in its properties (n this wor) , amethodology for the treatment ofrecycled coarse aggregates from theconcrete waste, is developed!heevaluation of the treated recycled
aggregate is carried out &y testinginvidual aggregates and sla&s,&eamsand columns!he results indicatedthat the concrete waste can &eutili"ed for ma)ing fresh concreteafter treatment
Si$a R.. e# a$% &'1'("
*roperties andcomposition of recycledaggregates fromconstruction anddemolition wastesuita&le for concrete
production
*roposed a performance%&asedclassi#cation for theuse of RA inconcrete construction, &ased on theirphysical propertiesSelectivedemolition should &e promoted andenforced whenever possi&le to o&tain
material with minimum level ofcontamination!he composition and
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Author’s DESCRIPTION OF
STUDY
OUTCOME
Si!5* /a$)i#" e#
a$ %&'11(
$ompressive strength,
drying shrin)age andchemical resistance ofconcrete incorporatingcoal &ottom ash aspartial or totalreplacement of sand
!he test results indicate that &ottom
ash concrete e+hi&it &etterdimensional sta&ility, slightly &etterresistance to sulphuric acid attac) ascompared to conventional concrete*erformance of &ottom ash concreteunder sulphate attac) was almostidentical to that &y control concrete
ottom ash concrete showed &etterresistance to chloride ion penetration
Si!5* /a$)i# " e#a$%&'11(
Eect of coal &ottom ashas partial replacement ofsand on properties ofconcrete
Eect of coal &ottom ash on theproperties of concrete such aswor)a&ility, &leeding, setting times,compressive strength, split tensilestrength, -e+ural strength, shrin)age,and dura&ility are presented Use ofcoal &ottom ash .$A/ in concrete,properties of coal &ottom ash and itsapplications and eects of $A on
properties of fresh concrete,mechanical and dura&ility properties
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OBJECT
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OBJECTIVES
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Reere!6e 2 A)mal S A&delfatah and Sami !a&sh ;Review of Research on and
(mplementation ofRecycled $oncrete Aggregate in the olume 7422 .7422/, Article (D 3?5@787 A*aine,R Dhir, B S Rai, et al ;Use of recycled and secondaryaggregates in concrete:
Engineering and environmental considerations= in proceedings of$oncrete for high
performance sustaina&le infrastructure 7422C R Dhir , A *aine,et al ;Use of Recycled and secondary aggregates in
concrete: anoverview= in proceedings of ew Development in concrete construction
7422
8 Fa+mipathi and others ;'easi&ility studies on the use of Recycledaggregates in structural concrete elements=in proceedings of $oncretefor high performance sustaina&le infrastructure 7422
3 irGanaaleHev, >lastimirRadonGanin and SneIanaarin)oviJ ;Recycled$oncrete as
Aggregate for Structural $oncrete
*roduction=wwwmdpicomKGournalKsustaina&ility C4 April 7424
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