Abstract
With the advance development in onstruction industry, the usage of natural aggregate isgetting and more severe. In order to reduce this demand of natural aggregate, recycled aggregate can be used as a replacement material. On other hand demolition of structures are taking place and producing lots of solid waste which is difficult to dispose. These issues can be handled positively which includes recovery, reuse and recycling techniques. This paper presents an effective way to reclamation and reuse of recycling aggregates. Study shows that the use of recycled aggregate as a replacement material has a significant effect on the properties of concrete like compressive strength, split tensile strength, and flexural strength. Recycled aggregates present significant reductions in properties like porosity, water absorption and density which are also taken into consideration and suitable treatments have been discussed here. Use of recycled aggregate also reduces the environmental problems like CO2 emission and dust. Use of recycled aggregate with appropriate treatment method proves as ideal aggregate used in construction industry
Keywords
Construction demolition waste, Recycled concrete aggregate, Conventional aggregate, curing period, partial replacements, laboratory tests.
Citations
IRE Journals:
Bhushan Ingole , Dinesh Patil , Shubham Ingle , Yogesh Pimparkar , Ashish P. Waghmare
"Comparative Study And Performance Of Recycled Aggregate In Conventional Concrete" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 4 Issue 12 2021 Page 127-130
IEEE:
Bhushan Ingole , Dinesh Patil , Shubham Ingle , Yogesh Pimparkar , Ashish P. Waghmare
"Comparative Study And Performance Of Recycled Aggregate In Conventional Concrete" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 4(12)
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