Experimental Analysis on Partial Replacement of Fine …

Pull-out test is performed on specimens prepared with control concrete and concrete using fine aggregate partially replaced by granite dust which provided …

Use of Stone Dust and Ceramic Waste in Fine Aggregate …

Fine and coarse aggregates are chemically inert; therefore, replacement of aggregate is possible with other inert materials that possess the same mechanical …

Different Types of Aggregate and How They're Used

The most common types of aggregate that are used in landscaping include: crushed stone, gravel, sand, and fill. Varying in material and stone size, each type can …

Partial replacement of aggregate with ceramic tile in concrete

The results show that broken ceramic tiles could be used to make reinforced concrete instead of less than 40 % of the crushed granite aggregate that is …

Aggregates for Concrete

CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION. Hydraulic cement concrete is a cement and water paste in which aggregate particles are embedded. Aggregate is granular material such as sand, …

An experimental analysis on the replacement of fine …

Ceramic waste and quarry dust aggregates absorb much of water. This technique uses porous ceramic waste and quarry dust aggregates. Stone dust can …

Strength of Concrete with Partial Replacement of Aggregate …

This paper presents the feasibility of using granite powder (GP) as a partial replacement of the fine aggregate. In a concrete mix of M40 grade, the quality of fine …

Replacement Of Coarse Aggregate In Concrete

Using the E-waste as a partial replacement of coarse aggregate in concrete is the best solution. We can not fully replace material in concrete because it impacts the workability …

Aggregate in Concrete

Gravel is preferred for exposed-aggregate concrete in walkways and decorative applications. Crushed stone will usually exhibit a higher paste-aggregate bond. …

Replacement Of Coarse Aggregate in Concrete

There are a number of materials available for the alternative for coarse aggregate in concrete. In concrete, we can alternate cement with reuse materials to reduce energy consumption. The list of wastes used in concrete can include fly ash, wood ash, blast furnace slag, or fumed … See more