SUITABILITY OF CONCRETE USING CUPOLA SLAG AS REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATE [ READ ]
Mr. Vishwash K. Mistry, Prof. B.R. Patel, Prof. D.J. Varia
Main source of getting natural aggregates is through extraction from rocks. The excavation of rocks from valley produce worst environmental impacts of cutting and screening out coarse aggregate make concrete costlier. Even only natural resources of Coarse aggregate can’t fulfil the requirements of constructions so there is a need to search a replacing material like cupola waste in this study efforts are made to replace the natural aggregate with cupola slag aggregates in varying percentage of replacement from 0 to 100 percent for intervals of 10 percent for M20 grade concrete with 0.5 constant W/C ratio under accelerated concrete curing condition for 3 days at 85 degree temperature.efforts are made to carry out impact on compressive strength of concrete.
Mr. Vishwash K. Mistry, Prof. B.R. Patel, Prof. D.J. Varia
Main source of getting natural aggregates is through extraction from rocks. The excavation of rocks from valley produce worst environmental impacts of cutting and screening out coarse aggregate make concrete costlier. Even only natural resources of Coarse aggregate can’t fulfil the requirements of constructions so there is a need to search a replacing material like cupola waste in this study efforts are made to replace the natural aggregate with cupola slag aggregates in varying percentage of replacement from 0 to 100 percent for intervals of 10 percent for M20 grade concrete with 0.5 constant W/C ratio under accelerated concrete curing condition for 3 days at 85 degree temperature.efforts are made to carry out impact on compressive strength of concrete.
