Crushed glass sand can be used to partially replace the natural sand to produce concrete with at least equivalent mechanical properties of a concrete mix using natural aggregate only. The optimum replacement percentage is 45 per cent.
As the title of the investigation program shows, the work is based on the mechanical and durability of concrete with manufactured sand replaced with natural sand. the aim is to …
Crushed rock sand has surfaced as a viable alternative to Natural River sand and is being now used commonly throughout the world as fine aggregate in concrete. It …
The study highlights that replacement of natural sand with Msand has added benefits. ... C. & Wu, H. Characterization of sustainable mortar containing high-quality recycled manufactured sand ...
It was concluded that, partial natural sand replacement with crushed recycled glass and, partial replacement of cementitious materials with powdered glass, can meet the current concrete pavement specification requirements, with the exception of abra...
[12] The zone of fracture expands when artificial sand replacement percentage exceeds 60%, reducing compressive strength. Manufacturing sands requires crushing material into fine aggregate-ready particles. ... Crushed rock—coarse aggregate—has a particle size of. ...
The research covered determining the effects of natural sand replacement with manufactured sand of C-25 concrete properties. This experimental study only limited to …
As a means of managing the waste and conserving sand, this study examines the properties of concrete made, using crushed oyster shells (COS) as partial replacement of sand.
Furthermore, use of RGS to replace natural sand reduces the alkali-silica reaction due to the pozzolanic reaction between finer glass particles and alkali from cement hydration. The results show that recycled crushed glass can be used to replace up to 60% sand in concrete.
Semantic Scholar extracted view of "An experimental investigation on the utilization of crushed sand in improving workability and mechanical resistance of concrete" by D. Nguyen et al.
In this research, concrete with a target characteristic strength of 32 MPa was produced by replacing natural river sand with 20%, 40%, and 60% of crushed recycled glass sand (RGS) to investigate the effect of replacement levels on fresh and hardened properties of concrete.
Crushed sand is a replacement for river sand in a concrete building. When Crushing hard granite stone produces manufactured sand. The manufactured sand (M-Sand) size is reduced to less than 4.75mm.
Three different levels of river sand substitution for crushed sand are examined, and the resulting concrete is evaluated for compressive strength, flexural …
The proportion of Crushed Granite Fines (CGF) and Crushed Marble Fine (CMF) to replace sand 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 10%, 15%, 20%, 30% by weight. The ultimate usage is decided depending upon its advantages observed. Based on the economic analysis of the result, substitute for the sand with granite and marble fines is …
Crushed sand replacement is a solution to the disposal of Waste and lightweight concrete formation. Also, it is economical. Proper mix design, proper execution, and proper curing are the factors that affect the strength and durability of concrete. To make further development improvingstrengths
This paper presents the fresh and hardened properties of high-strength concrete comprising byproduct fine crushed aggregates (FCAs) sourced from the crushing of three different types of rocks, namely granophyre, basalt, and granite. The lowest void contents of the combined fine aggregates were observed when 40% to 60% of natural …
It is also referred to as crushed rock sand, stone sand, crusher sand and crushed fine aggregate. Quarry fines consist of a graded mix of coarse sand, medium sand and fine sand ... 4. Replacement of M sand by 25% with naural sand decrease compressive strength up to 4.37% & 11.10% for 7 & 28 days 5. Replacement of M sand by 50% with …
The results show that concrete containing 15% of limestone fines as replacement of crushed sand reduces the water permeability and increases the gas and chloride-ion permeability.
The glass as natural sand replacement in concrete trials was a crushed product with a size distribution of between 3mm ~ 0.3mm. The clear and green glass …
The main objective of this investigation is to substitute silica river sand (M'zi river) by crushed limestone sand (residues quarries) in the mortar, so as to valorize the crushed limestone sands that are found (in waste form) in large quantities in the region of Laghouat (Algeria), to protect the environment against this waste and to unlock ...
Ramakrishna and Sateesh [131] reported similar trends for splitting tensile strength of concrete containing crushed CKS as partial replacement of sand with the 10% replacement level being higher ...
In the context of sustainable development and environmental protection, the current study aims to give scientific evidence of the feasibility of replacing natural …
Crushed sand can replace natural sand in many applications Sand – whether extracted from natural gravel or sand deposits or made by crushing bedrock – is used in many applications because of its mineral and physical qualities.
This work evaluates the use of solar panel waste as sand (fine aggregates) replacement in producing concrete. We have conducted a comprehensive characterization study of the solar waste sand (SWS ...
The maximum compressive strength of 94.63 N/mm2 at 28 days was obtained in OPC concrete by replacement crushed sand with GBFS. Percentage increase in flexural strength with respect to the reference mix [M60/OPC/CS] is 8.12% at 28 days in OPC concrete by replacement crushed sand with GBFS.
The maximum tensile strength of concrete is obtain at 60% and 70% replacement of natural sand with Crushed sand. The concrete with crushed sand …
Studies on crushed sand concrete with replacement by limestone fines shown that concrete with 15% replacement of crushed sand by fines reduces the compressive strength and water permeability whereas increases the chloride ion and gas permeability [11].
Many researchers are finding different materials to replace sand. This study aimed to investigate the suitability of using crushed brick in concrete. Crushed brick originated from demolished masonry was crushed in the laboratory and added partial sand replacement. Three replacement levels, 15%,20% and 25%, were compared with the control.