Effectiveness of Using Slag as Coarse Aggregate and Study of its Impact on Mechanical Properties of Concrete
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2017-06-15Author
Hasnat, A.
Qurishee, M. A.
Iqbal, I. T.
Zaman, M W
Wahida, M. F.
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Traditional coarse materials like stone chips, brick chips are very costly. Httge amottnt of stone
chips are being withdrawn regularly .from difJbrent sotrrces. As a result one day the amount of stone
chips will be gradually ./inished possessing Ll great threat to the concrete construction sector.
lndustries which use ferroalloys, .fabriccttes a large amount o.f slag as by product every- year. This
iron slag deals with third class hazardous waste categoty that requires a large place.for dtrmping.
Solid waste slag is transformable into resources Jbr sustainable construction w-orks which is also
enyironment friendly. Perk of using low iron ,slag as coarse aggregate hqs immense e.//bct on both
envirorunent and economy. By this means environmental polltttion due to the waste slag can be
minimized significantly and also there will be a solution offilling the paucity oJ'nartu'al aggregate
in the construction industrl;. In this paper we observed the strength properties of slag incorporuted
concrete with di/ferent mix ratio. The proportion oJ'stone chips and slag used in this investigalion
(ls coarse aggregctte are 100:0,90:10,80;20,70;30,60:40, 50:50,40.60, 30:70, 20:80, l0:90 and
0:100. Atotal of 396 specintens (4*4*4 cube) w*ere castu.singplainwater in norntal environmental
teruperature and keptfor the periods of 7 days, 14 days, 2B days and 6 months respectively dtte to
au.ing purposes. WC ratios were yaried as 0.60, 0.50 and 0.42 /br making 20MPa, 30MPa and
40MPa concrete respectivelv and compressiye as well qs tensile strength were evaluated a/ier
specific exposure periods. The strength restrlts o/'the specimen provide some important informcttion
regarding strength development ofslag-aggregate concrete as computed as conventional concrete.
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