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USE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES IN BRICK MANUFACTURING
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Civil Engineering
Abstract
Industrial waste disposal is undertaken for the well being of the environment. Soil blocks that are being tested consist of 60% of clay, 35% of sand and remaining consist of waste materials. The clay that is being incorporated is further tested so that it lies within the limit of IS specifications. The constituents are mixed, proportioned and placed in a standard brick mould. Then the soil block is sun dried and burned at kiln. Compression test, Flexural test, Water absorption test and Efflorescence are carried out on the obtained soil blocks. The results thus obtained are compared with that of the standard ones.
Keywords
Compression test, Flexural test, Water absorption and Efflorescence
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How to cite this paper
@article{1701206,
author = {K.C Amal Vishnu, Akhil Francis, Rahul Suresh, Amratha M.L, Amritha P.; Deepthy B L},
title = {USE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES IN BRICK MANUFACTURING},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2019},
volume = {2},
number = {11},
pages = {16-27},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1701206.pdf},
abstract = {Industrial waste disposal is undertaken for the well being of the environment. Soil blocks that are being tested consist of 60% of clay, 35% of sand and remaining consist of waste materials. The clay that is being incorporated is further tested so that it lies within the limit of IS specifications. The constituents are mixed, proportioned and placed in a standard brick mould. Then the soil block is sun dried and burned at kiln. Compression test, Flexural test, Water absorption test and Efflorescence are carried out on the obtained soil blocks. The results thus obtained are compared with that of the standard ones.},
keywords = {Compression test, Flexural test, Water absorption and Efflorescence},
month = {May},
}