Probability Analysis of Utilization of STP Sludge and Sugarcane Hard-Pressed Mud to Manufacturing of Bricks for Justifiable Construction

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@article{1705396,
      author = {Rahul N Salunke, Prof Gaurav C Vispute, Prof Ashish P Waghmare},
      title = {Probability Analysis of Utilization of STP Sludge and Sugarcane Hard-Pressed Mud to Manufacturing of Bricks for Justifiable Construction},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2024},
      volume = {7},
      number = {7},
      pages = {545-550},
      issn = {2456-8880},
      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1705396.pdf},
      abstract = {The construction industry is one of the dynamic industry. It provides employment to weaker section of rural area and also opens new platform to skilled and educated peoples.
The press mud is a material which is obtained from the clarification of sugar. The disposal of this waste into the environment causes the land pollution so this study made will be a better solution for this problem. The municipal sewage sludge and sugarcane press mud are added at different percentages such as 10, 15, 20 and 25. Now a day as we know there is increase in the demand of construction work so as comp aired to that the demand of making of bricks is slow and it is creating hazardous effect on the nature. So in this study STP sludge and sugarcane press mud is used as a replacement for making of brick. Here I have made bricks that are made without burning them so that the CO2 emission is controlled. And also it is aimed to reduce the STP sludge and sugarcane waste dumping in the earth to protect the environment from hazardous and also increment of low-cost brick towards the construction industry for the sustainable development. Here we have used sludge and sugarcane press mud along with fly ash and lime for better binding strength. So this attempt made will be a better solution for the CO2 emission .The results have shown that the bricks have shown the better binding strength. 
Hence requirement of raw and final materials like cement, sand , steel , aggregates, paints , pipes , wires and cables, tiles, sanitary and bath wares, Admixtures , compounds and bricks are increased in the market. The manufacturers are having mass quantity of orders of above material in day today life. The one of the important material is brick which is very important material for construction industry. For manufacturing of bricks fine clay or mud is the basic material which is naturally available. Due to heavy requirements of bricks, the excavation of soil / ground is more and continuous in all villages which is maximumutilization of natural resources. The maximum use of natural resources is not good and not desire at all.},
      month = {January},
  }