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Experimental Study on High Strength
Concrete using Industrial Wastes
Sriram R1, Mr. Prabakaran2, Mrs. Uma Nambi3
1PG Student, 2Assistant Professor, 3Head of Department
1,2Civil Engineering Department, Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, India
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ABSTRACT
Generally the river sand is used as a fine aggregate on concrete and is obtained
by mining the sand from river bed. Increased sand mining not only affects the
aquifer of the river bed but also causes environmental problems. In recent days
demand for river sand is increasing due to its lesser availability. Therefore the
practice of replacing river sand with Metakaolin is taking a tremendous growth.
It is inferred from the literature that replacement of Metakaolin upto 40% gives
tremendous increase in the strength of the concrete above which the strength
starts to decrease. Various literatures show that replacing withgreen sand30 to
40% replacement seems to be effective. In both the cases the workability
decreases with the increase in its quantity. Also Bottom ash and Metakaolin
replacement results in the decrease of workability and it leads to uneconomicin
the project.
This paper presents the replacement of fine aggregate up to 40%.Theriver sand
is replaced by Green sand, and Marble powder. The replacement levels of Green
sand and marble powder varies from 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%. From the mix
design, the w/c ratio is taken to be 0.40. The specimens are to be casted, cured
for the respective mix proportions and various strength characteristics of the
concrete at 28 days are to be performed. The suitability of the replacement
materials as fine aggregate for concrete has been assessed by comparing its
strength.
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL
Conventionally concrete is a mixture of cement, sand and
aggregates. Properties of aggregate affect the durability and
performance of concrete, so fine aggregate is an essential
component of concrete. The most commonly used fine
aggregate is natural river or pit sand. Fine and coarse
aggregate constitute about 75% of total volume. It is
therefore, important to obtain right type and good quality
aggregate at site, because the aggregate form the main
matrix of concrete or mortar. The global consumption of
natural sand is very high due to the extensive use of
concrete. In general, the demand of naturalsandisquitehigh
in developing countries to satisfy the rapid infrastructural
growth. In this situation developing countries like India
facing shortage in good quality natural sand. Particularly in
India, natural sand deposits are being depleted and causing
serious threat to environment as well as the society.
Increasing extraction of natural sand from river bed causing
many problems, loosing water retaining sand strata,
deepening of the river courses and causingmanybankslides,
loss of vegetation on the bank of rivers, exposing the intake
well of water supply schemes, disturbs the aquatic life as
well as affecting the agriculture due to lowering the
underground water table etc., are few examples. In past
decade variable cost of natural sandused as fineaggregatein
concrete increased the cost of construction. In this situation
research began for inexpensive and easily availablematerial
to natural sand.
1.2 CONCRETE
Concrete is one of the most widely used construction
materials throughout the world. Fresh concrete or plastic
concrete is a freshly mixed material which can be moulded
into any shape. The relative quantities of cement,aggregates
and water mixed together, controltheproperties of concrete
in the wet state as well as in hardened state.
There are two overall criteria of good concrete: the concrete
has to be satisfactory in its hardened state and also in its
fresh state while being transported from the mixer and
placed in the formwork. The requirements in fresh state are
that the consistency of the mix be such that it can be
compacted by the means desired without excessive effort,
and also that the mix must be cohesive enough for the
methods of transporting and placing used so as not to
produce segregation.
1.3 GREEN SAND
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Ferrous and nonferrous metal casting industries produce
several million tons of by-products in the world.WFS is a
major byproduct of metal casting industry and successfully
used as a land filling material for many years. But use of
waste foundry sand (WFS) for land filling is becoming a
problem due to rapid increase in disposal cost.Inaneffort to
use the WFS in large volume, research is being carried out
for its possible large scale utilization in making concrete as
partial replacement of fine aggregate.
1.4 MARBLE POWDER
Marble has been commonly used as a building materialsince
the ancient times. The industry’s disposal of the marble
powder material, consisting of very fine powder, today
constitutes one of the environmental problems around the
world. During the cutting process about25% the original
marble mass is lost in the form of dust. Marble dust can be
used either to produce new products or as an admixture so
that the natural sources are used more efficiently and the
environment is saved from dumpsites of marble waste.
1.5 METAKAOLIN
Metakaolin is a dehydoxylated form of the clay mineral
kaolinite. Stone that are rich in kaolinite are known as china
clay or kaolin, traditionally used in the manufacture of
porcelain. The particle size of metakaolin is smaller than
cement particles, but not as fine as silica fume. Therefore,
metakaolin is replaced for cement in this project.
1.6 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY
Concrete is a composite material which uses coarse
aggregate, fine aggregate, cement as the ingredients to get a
better texture for the structure. Toget aeconomicalconcrete
we have to use considerable amount of waste material.Thus
in this study foundry sand, marble powder and Metakaolin
are used which consists primarily of silica sand, coated with
a thin film of burnt carbon, residual binder and dust.
The scope of this work is to study the fresh concrete
properties, hardened concrete properties andalsothemicro
structure study with theabovealternativematerials forriver
sand and for cement.
1.7 LITERATURE REVIEW
Zdenek P et al., (1988), studied the size effect in pull outtest.
The test specimen was a cube with a steel bar parallel to one
edge of the cube and sticking out at the center of one face. To
determine the size effect, geometrically similar specimens
with cube sides d =1.5, 3, and 6 in. (38.1, 76.2, and 152.4
mm) were tested. Deformed reinforcing bars of yield
strength 60,000 psi (414 MPa) and diameters 0.113, 0.25,
and 0.5 in. (2.9, 6.4, and 12.7 mm) scaled in proportion tothe
cube size were used. The embedment lengths of the steel
bars were 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0 in. (12.7, 25.4, and 50.8 mm). The
present test results on pullout of reinforcing bars from
concrete confirmed that a size effect is present, i.e., the
nominal shear bond stress at failure decreased as the
specimen size increased. The experiments indicated that
larger specimens, with larger bars, tend to fail in a more
brittle, splitting mode, whilesmallerspecimens,withsmaller
bars, tend to fail in a less brittleormoreplasticshear-pullout
mode. This transition in the type of failure as a function of
specimen size has been in agreement with the physical
implications of the size effect law and supported its
applicability.
Ravindra Gettu et al., (1990), investigated the fracture
properties and brittleness of high strength concrete. In this
experiment, geometrically similar three-point bending
specimens were tested and the measured peak load values
were used to obtain the fracture energy, the fracture
toughness, the effective length of the fracture process zone,
and the effective criticalcrack-tip opening displacement. The
concrete mix was designed to exceed a 28-day compressive
strength of 83 MPa. Beam specimens of four different sizes,
three in each size, were cast from thesamebatchofconcrete.
The specimens were 38 mm thick and 305, 152, 76, and 38
mm deep. Their lengths were 8/3 times their depths and
their spans 2.5 times the depths. Before testing, a notch 2
mm wide was cut at the mid span of each beam using
diamond band saw. The length of the notch was one-third
the depth of the beam. The three-point bending test was
used due to the relatively simple test setup and the
impossibility of crack bifurcation. The test results from the
largest beams were, however, excluded from the following
analysis because theirload values wereinconsistentwith the
trend of the other tests. In retrospect,this inconsistencymay
be due to the difference in control parameters used for
testing and in machine characteristics.
N. Banthia & J. Shengb (1996) carried out their investigation
in the fracture toughness of micro-fiber reinforced cement
composites. Toughness and strength improvements in
cement based matrices due to micro-fiber reinforcement
were investigated. Cement paste and cement mortar
matrices were reinforced at 1, 2 and 3% by volume of
carbon, steel and polypropylene microfibers, and these
composites were then characterised in the hardened state
under an applied flexural load. Both notched and unnotched
specimens were tested in four-point bending. Thetestresult
showed that considerable strengthening, toughening and
stiffening of the host matrix due to microfiberreinforcement
was observed.
P.Aggarwal Y.Aggarwal (2007), investigated the effects of
bottom ash as replacement of fine aggregate in concrete.
Bottom ash was replaced from 20% to 50% and five mixes
were made. It was reported that theCompressivestrengthat
90 days was found to be 108% to 105% of normal concrete,
Flexural strength at 90 days was 113% to 118% of normal
concrete, Split tensile strength at 90 days was 121% to
126% of normal concrete. The test results also indicatedthat
the workability measured in terms of Compaction factor
decreases with the increase in replacement levels of bottom
ash.
Rafat Siddique et al., (2008), studied the Effect of used-
foundry sand on the mechanical properties of concrete. The
experiment involved the replacement of fine aggregate with
10%, 20% and 30% of foundry sand. The results included
the study of various fresh and hardened properties of
concrete. Compressive strength, split tensile, flexural
strength and modulus of elasticity were determined for 28,
56, 91 and 356 days. All the characteristicstrength increased
with the increase in the foundry sand and also increased
with the age. Increase in compressive strength varied
between 8% and 19% depending upon UFS percentage and
testing age, whereas it was between 6.5% and 14.5% for
splitting-tensile strength, 7% and 12% for flexural strength,
and 5% and 12% for modulus of Elasticity. It was found out
from the test report that the used foundry sand could be
conveniently used in making good quality concrete.
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P Sravana et al., (2009), investigated the Impact strength of
high volume fly ash fibre concrete with fly ash as an
additional material. The experimental investigations were
carried out to study the impact strengthof ordinaryconcrete
and high volume fly ash concrete using 50 percent fly ash as
an addition with different percentages of steel fibres’ at 28
and 90 days. It was found out that the impact strength
increased due to addition of steel fibres to high volume fly
ash concrete. The ultimate impact strength of high volume
fly ash concrete of w/b 0.36 with 1.5% steel fibresat90days
increased by 50% with respect to ordinary concrete with
1.5% steel fibres. The Ultimate Impact Strength of high
volume fly ash concrete with 1.5% steel fibres at 90 days
increased to 400% with respect to without fibres.
Marco Valente (2012), studied the bond strength between
corroded steel bars and concrete. Experimental tests of
push-pull type using reinforcement bars embedded in
concrete specimens and finiteelement analyses werecarried
out in order to investigate the effects of natural corrosion,
confinement and repeated cyclic loading on bond between
steel rebar and concrete. It is evident from theresultthatthe
conditions of the concrete cover and the corrosion state of
the stirrups influenced the confinement, whereas the
corrosion level of the longitudinal bardirectlyaffectedbond.
In some cases the presence of an effective confinement
prevented the formation of splitting cracks and high peak
values of bond stress were achieved. In other cases amarked
deterioration was observed at the outer surface of the
concrete and considerable levels of corrosion weredetected
on the longitudinal bar.
1.9 MATERIALS USED IN THE WORK
 Cement
 Fine aggregate
 Coarse aggregate
 Water
 Metakaolin
 Green sand
 Marble powder
 Superplasticizer
1.10 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
1.10.1 PRELIMINARY TEST
Under preliminary test, the properties of various ingredients
used in concrete are studied.
1.10.2 TEST FOR CEMENT
 Fineness Test
 Normal Consistency
 Initial Setting time
 Final setting time
 Specific gravity
1.10.3 TEST FOR FINE AGGREGATE
 Fineness modulus
 Specific gravity
1.10.4 TEST FOR COARSE AGGREGATE
 Fineness modulus
 Specific gravity
1.10.5 CONCRETE MIX DESIGN
1.11 INDIAN STANDARD METHOD
This mix design of M40 grade of concrete is done using IS
10262:2009 ny using the test results of the material known.
1.12 DESIGN STIPULATION
 Characteristic compressive strength
required in the field at 28 days = 30 N/mm2
 Maximum size of aggregate = 20mm
 Degree of quality control = Good
 Type of exposure = Mild
Concrete mixture proportions such as Metakaolin (5%) as
cement replacement,
Green sand and marble powder (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%) as
sand replacement with
w/c = 0.4 was used. The mix proportion was shown in table
5.1.
Mix proportion = 1:2.08: 3.57
1.13 TESTS DONE IN THIS PROJECT
 Fracture toughness test (three point and four point
bending)
 Shear strength test
 Impact strength test
 Pull out test
All the tests were carried out after 28 days of curing.
1.14 TESTS FOR HARDENED CONCRETE
1.14.1 SHEAR STRENGTH TEST
Based on the experimental investigation held by MK
Maroliya, the shear specimens were taken as “L” shaped
specimens as given in figure6.1.Theexperimentalsetup was
also shown. In order to distribute the shearloaduniformly, a
rod of 22mm was placed above the specimen above where
the load is applied. The test was donein Compression testing
machine with the following apparatus setup given in figure
6.2
Figure 6.1 Detailing of shear specimen (All dimensions are
in mm)
Table 6.1 Shear strength (28 days) for various mixes
MIX ID
ULTIMATE LOAD AT
FAILURE (kN)
SHEAR STRENGTH
(N/mm2)
D1 390.67 4.340
D2 587 6.521
D3 594.67 6.681
D4 603.67 6.707
D5 567.67 6.307
1.14.2 IMPACT TEST
Different guidelines have been suggested by various impact
test methods such as projectile impact test, drop-weighttest
and explosive test and they maybeused fortheinvestigation
of impact resistance of concrete. Among these test methods,
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the drop-weight test proposed by the ACI (American
Concrete Institution) committee 544 is the simplest method
for evaluating the impact strength of concrete.
The impact resistance of the specimens is to be determined
in accordance with the procedure proposed by the ACI
committee 544. For this purpose, three disc of size 15mm
diameter and 63.5mm in height was prepared using PVC
pipes. After concreting under a flat surface, they are to be
cured for 28 days. During testing of the specimens, they are
to be placed on the base plate of impact testing machine and
then struck with repeated blows. The impact load has to be
applied with a 44.5N hammer dropped repeatedly from a
457mm height on to a 63.5mm steel ball, which was loaded
at the center of the top surface of the disc.
Figure 6.5 Impact Test Apparatus
In each test, the number of blows (N1) required to produce
the initiation of cracks will be recorded as the initial crack
strength and the number of blows (N2) that cause complete
failure of the specimen will be recorded as the facture
strength of the specimen. The energy absorption capacity of
each specimen used in this test will be calculated from the
following equation.
Impact Energy U = (nmV2/2)
where,
U = absorbed energy
n = number of impacts
m = drop mass
V = impact velocity
MIX ID IMPACT ENERGY (kNmm)
D1 28.33
D2 31.982
D3 33.93
D4 29.35
D5 27.05
Impact Energy of the specimen at 28 days
1.15 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
 Use of green materials in the concrete mix resulted in
the lowering of strength gaining capacity because of the
addition and proportions of various materials.
 From fig 6.4, it has been found that the shear strength of
the specimens was found to be higher at D4 mix and
then it started decreasing. It is also noted that there was
not much variations in the strength gain which
approximately resulted in equal values
 From fig 6.6, the impact energy of the specimens is
maximum at D3 and then the curve starts decreasing
gradually.
 From fig 6.7, the pull out strength of the specimens
gained its maximum strength at D4.
 From table 6.4, it has been inferred that there was not
much gain of strength in the fracture toughness. This
may be due to the non-addition of steel fibers to check
the fracture toughness properties.
1.16 CONCLUSION
 The alternative material for cement added here is
Metakaolin which is an industrial by productandfinds a
threat to environment due to its disposal problems.
Incorporating as a replacement for cement would result
in reducing the disposal problems.
 From the results obtained from various tests, thereis an
increase of strength gain from the control mix.
 The strength gain was up to 15% replacement of river
sand and 5% replacement of cement.
 When river sand is replaced for 20%, there results in
decrease of strength which may be due to the excessive
addition of green sand and marble powder in which
both are water absorbing materials and also due to the
addition of Metakaolin.
 The fracture toughness properties was very poor
eventhough the green materials are added. This may be
due to the absence of steel fibers which is mainly
responsible for the increase in strength in fracture
toughness.
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Experimental Study on High Strength Concrete using Industrial Wastes

  • 1. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) Volume: 3 | Issue: 3 | Mar-Apr 2019 Available Online: www.ijtsrd.com e-ISSN: 2456 - 6470 @ IJTSRD | Unique Paper ID – IJTSRD23155 | Volume – 3 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 2019 Page: 976 Experimental Study on High Strength Concrete using Industrial Wastes Sriram R1, Mr. Prabakaran2, Mrs. Uma Nambi3 1PG Student, 2Assistant Professor, 3Head of Department 1,2Civil Engineering Department, Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, India How to cite this paper: Sriram R | Mr. Prabakaran | Mrs. Uma Nambi "Experimental Study on High Strength Concrete using Industrial Wastes" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456- 6470, Volume-3 | Issue-3, April 2019, pp.976-980, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.c om/papers/ijtsrd23155.pdf Copyright © 2019 by author(s) and International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development Journal. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0) (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ by/4.0) ABSTRACT Generally the river sand is used as a fine aggregate on concrete and is obtained by mining the sand from river bed. Increased sand mining not only affects the aquifer of the river bed but also causes environmental problems. In recent days demand for river sand is increasing due to its lesser availability. Therefore the practice of replacing river sand with Metakaolin is taking a tremendous growth. It is inferred from the literature that replacement of Metakaolin upto 40% gives tremendous increase in the strength of the concrete above which the strength starts to decrease. Various literatures show that replacing withgreen sand30 to 40% replacement seems to be effective. In both the cases the workability decreases with the increase in its quantity. Also Bottom ash and Metakaolin replacement results in the decrease of workability and it leads to uneconomicin the project. This paper presents the replacement of fine aggregate up to 40%.Theriver sand is replaced by Green sand, and Marble powder. The replacement levels of Green sand and marble powder varies from 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%. From the mix design, the w/c ratio is taken to be 0.40. The specimens are to be casted, cured for the respective mix proportions and various strength characteristics of the concrete at 28 days are to be performed. The suitability of the replacement materials as fine aggregate for concrete has been assessed by comparing its strength. 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 GENERAL Conventionally concrete is a mixture of cement, sand and aggregates. Properties of aggregate affect the durability and performance of concrete, so fine aggregate is an essential component of concrete. The most commonly used fine aggregate is natural river or pit sand. Fine and coarse aggregate constitute about 75% of total volume. It is therefore, important to obtain right type and good quality aggregate at site, because the aggregate form the main matrix of concrete or mortar. The global consumption of natural sand is very high due to the extensive use of concrete. In general, the demand of naturalsandisquitehigh in developing countries to satisfy the rapid infrastructural growth. In this situation developing countries like India facing shortage in good quality natural sand. Particularly in India, natural sand deposits are being depleted and causing serious threat to environment as well as the society. Increasing extraction of natural sand from river bed causing many problems, loosing water retaining sand strata, deepening of the river courses and causingmanybankslides, loss of vegetation on the bank of rivers, exposing the intake well of water supply schemes, disturbs the aquatic life as well as affecting the agriculture due to lowering the underground water table etc., are few examples. In past decade variable cost of natural sandused as fineaggregatein concrete increased the cost of construction. In this situation research began for inexpensive and easily availablematerial to natural sand. 1.2 CONCRETE Concrete is one of the most widely used construction materials throughout the world. Fresh concrete or plastic concrete is a freshly mixed material which can be moulded into any shape. The relative quantities of cement,aggregates and water mixed together, controltheproperties of concrete in the wet state as well as in hardened state. There are two overall criteria of good concrete: the concrete has to be satisfactory in its hardened state and also in its fresh state while being transported from the mixer and placed in the formwork. The requirements in fresh state are that the consistency of the mix be such that it can be compacted by the means desired without excessive effort, and also that the mix must be cohesive enough for the methods of transporting and placing used so as not to produce segregation. 1.3 GREEN SAND IJTSRD23155
  • 2. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) @ www.ijtsrd.com eISSN: 2456-6470 @ IJTSRD | Unique Paper ID - IJTSRD23155 | Volume – 3 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 2019 Page: 977 Ferrous and nonferrous metal casting industries produce several million tons of by-products in the world.WFS is a major byproduct of metal casting industry and successfully used as a land filling material for many years. But use of waste foundry sand (WFS) for land filling is becoming a problem due to rapid increase in disposal cost.Inaneffort to use the WFS in large volume, research is being carried out for its possible large scale utilization in making concrete as partial replacement of fine aggregate. 1.4 MARBLE POWDER Marble has been commonly used as a building materialsince the ancient times. The industry’s disposal of the marble powder material, consisting of very fine powder, today constitutes one of the environmental problems around the world. During the cutting process about25% the original marble mass is lost in the form of dust. Marble dust can be used either to produce new products or as an admixture so that the natural sources are used more efficiently and the environment is saved from dumpsites of marble waste. 1.5 METAKAOLIN Metakaolin is a dehydoxylated form of the clay mineral kaolinite. Stone that are rich in kaolinite are known as china clay or kaolin, traditionally used in the manufacture of porcelain. The particle size of metakaolin is smaller than cement particles, but not as fine as silica fume. Therefore, metakaolin is replaced for cement in this project. 1.6 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY Concrete is a composite material which uses coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, cement as the ingredients to get a better texture for the structure. Toget aeconomicalconcrete we have to use considerable amount of waste material.Thus in this study foundry sand, marble powder and Metakaolin are used which consists primarily of silica sand, coated with a thin film of burnt carbon, residual binder and dust. The scope of this work is to study the fresh concrete properties, hardened concrete properties andalsothemicro structure study with theabovealternativematerials forriver sand and for cement. 1.7 LITERATURE REVIEW Zdenek P et al., (1988), studied the size effect in pull outtest. The test specimen was a cube with a steel bar parallel to one edge of the cube and sticking out at the center of one face. To determine the size effect, geometrically similar specimens with cube sides d =1.5, 3, and 6 in. (38.1, 76.2, and 152.4 mm) were tested. Deformed reinforcing bars of yield strength 60,000 psi (414 MPa) and diameters 0.113, 0.25, and 0.5 in. (2.9, 6.4, and 12.7 mm) scaled in proportion tothe cube size were used. The embedment lengths of the steel bars were 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0 in. (12.7, 25.4, and 50.8 mm). The present test results on pullout of reinforcing bars from concrete confirmed that a size effect is present, i.e., the nominal shear bond stress at failure decreased as the specimen size increased. The experiments indicated that larger specimens, with larger bars, tend to fail in a more brittle, splitting mode, whilesmallerspecimens,withsmaller bars, tend to fail in a less brittleormoreplasticshear-pullout mode. This transition in the type of failure as a function of specimen size has been in agreement with the physical implications of the size effect law and supported its applicability. Ravindra Gettu et al., (1990), investigated the fracture properties and brittleness of high strength concrete. In this experiment, geometrically similar three-point bending specimens were tested and the measured peak load values were used to obtain the fracture energy, the fracture toughness, the effective length of the fracture process zone, and the effective criticalcrack-tip opening displacement. The concrete mix was designed to exceed a 28-day compressive strength of 83 MPa. Beam specimens of four different sizes, three in each size, were cast from thesamebatchofconcrete. The specimens were 38 mm thick and 305, 152, 76, and 38 mm deep. Their lengths were 8/3 times their depths and their spans 2.5 times the depths. Before testing, a notch 2 mm wide was cut at the mid span of each beam using diamond band saw. The length of the notch was one-third the depth of the beam. The three-point bending test was used due to the relatively simple test setup and the impossibility of crack bifurcation. The test results from the largest beams were, however, excluded from the following analysis because theirload values wereinconsistentwith the trend of the other tests. In retrospect,this inconsistencymay be due to the difference in control parameters used for testing and in machine characteristics. N. Banthia & J. Shengb (1996) carried out their investigation in the fracture toughness of micro-fiber reinforced cement composites. Toughness and strength improvements in cement based matrices due to micro-fiber reinforcement were investigated. Cement paste and cement mortar matrices were reinforced at 1, 2 and 3% by volume of carbon, steel and polypropylene microfibers, and these composites were then characterised in the hardened state under an applied flexural load. Both notched and unnotched specimens were tested in four-point bending. Thetestresult showed that considerable strengthening, toughening and stiffening of the host matrix due to microfiberreinforcement was observed. P.Aggarwal Y.Aggarwal (2007), investigated the effects of bottom ash as replacement of fine aggregate in concrete. Bottom ash was replaced from 20% to 50% and five mixes were made. It was reported that theCompressivestrengthat 90 days was found to be 108% to 105% of normal concrete, Flexural strength at 90 days was 113% to 118% of normal concrete, Split tensile strength at 90 days was 121% to 126% of normal concrete. The test results also indicatedthat the workability measured in terms of Compaction factor decreases with the increase in replacement levels of bottom ash. Rafat Siddique et al., (2008), studied the Effect of used- foundry sand on the mechanical properties of concrete. The experiment involved the replacement of fine aggregate with 10%, 20% and 30% of foundry sand. The results included the study of various fresh and hardened properties of concrete. Compressive strength, split tensile, flexural strength and modulus of elasticity were determined for 28, 56, 91 and 356 days. All the characteristicstrength increased with the increase in the foundry sand and also increased with the age. Increase in compressive strength varied between 8% and 19% depending upon UFS percentage and testing age, whereas it was between 6.5% and 14.5% for splitting-tensile strength, 7% and 12% for flexural strength, and 5% and 12% for modulus of Elasticity. It was found out from the test report that the used foundry sand could be conveniently used in making good quality concrete.
  • 3. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) @ www.ijtsrd.com eISSN: 2456-6470 @ IJTSRD | Unique Paper ID - IJTSRD23155 | Volume – 3 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 2019 Page: 978 P Sravana et al., (2009), investigated the Impact strength of high volume fly ash fibre concrete with fly ash as an additional material. The experimental investigations were carried out to study the impact strengthof ordinaryconcrete and high volume fly ash concrete using 50 percent fly ash as an addition with different percentages of steel fibres’ at 28 and 90 days. It was found out that the impact strength increased due to addition of steel fibres to high volume fly ash concrete. The ultimate impact strength of high volume fly ash concrete of w/b 0.36 with 1.5% steel fibresat90days increased by 50% with respect to ordinary concrete with 1.5% steel fibres. The Ultimate Impact Strength of high volume fly ash concrete with 1.5% steel fibres at 90 days increased to 400% with respect to without fibres. Marco Valente (2012), studied the bond strength between corroded steel bars and concrete. Experimental tests of push-pull type using reinforcement bars embedded in concrete specimens and finiteelement analyses werecarried out in order to investigate the effects of natural corrosion, confinement and repeated cyclic loading on bond between steel rebar and concrete. It is evident from theresultthatthe conditions of the concrete cover and the corrosion state of the stirrups influenced the confinement, whereas the corrosion level of the longitudinal bardirectlyaffectedbond. In some cases the presence of an effective confinement prevented the formation of splitting cracks and high peak values of bond stress were achieved. In other cases amarked deterioration was observed at the outer surface of the concrete and considerable levels of corrosion weredetected on the longitudinal bar. 1.9 MATERIALS USED IN THE WORK  Cement  Fine aggregate  Coarse aggregate  Water  Metakaolin  Green sand  Marble powder  Superplasticizer 1.10 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION 1.10.1 PRELIMINARY TEST Under preliminary test, the properties of various ingredients used in concrete are studied. 1.10.2 TEST FOR CEMENT  Fineness Test  Normal Consistency  Initial Setting time  Final setting time  Specific gravity 1.10.3 TEST FOR FINE AGGREGATE  Fineness modulus  Specific gravity 1.10.4 TEST FOR COARSE AGGREGATE  Fineness modulus  Specific gravity 1.10.5 CONCRETE MIX DESIGN 1.11 INDIAN STANDARD METHOD This mix design of M40 grade of concrete is done using IS 10262:2009 ny using the test results of the material known. 1.12 DESIGN STIPULATION  Characteristic compressive strength required in the field at 28 days = 30 N/mm2  Maximum size of aggregate = 20mm  Degree of quality control = Good  Type of exposure = Mild Concrete mixture proportions such as Metakaolin (5%) as cement replacement, Green sand and marble powder (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%) as sand replacement with w/c = 0.4 was used. The mix proportion was shown in table 5.1. Mix proportion = 1:2.08: 3.57 1.13 TESTS DONE IN THIS PROJECT  Fracture toughness test (three point and four point bending)  Shear strength test  Impact strength test  Pull out test All the tests were carried out after 28 days of curing. 1.14 TESTS FOR HARDENED CONCRETE 1.14.1 SHEAR STRENGTH TEST Based on the experimental investigation held by MK Maroliya, the shear specimens were taken as “L” shaped specimens as given in figure6.1.Theexperimentalsetup was also shown. In order to distribute the shearloaduniformly, a rod of 22mm was placed above the specimen above where the load is applied. The test was donein Compression testing machine with the following apparatus setup given in figure 6.2 Figure 6.1 Detailing of shear specimen (All dimensions are in mm) Table 6.1 Shear strength (28 days) for various mixes MIX ID ULTIMATE LOAD AT FAILURE (kN) SHEAR STRENGTH (N/mm2) D1 390.67 4.340 D2 587 6.521 D3 594.67 6.681 D4 603.67 6.707 D5 567.67 6.307 1.14.2 IMPACT TEST Different guidelines have been suggested by various impact test methods such as projectile impact test, drop-weighttest and explosive test and they maybeused fortheinvestigation of impact resistance of concrete. Among these test methods,
  • 4. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) @ www.ijtsrd.com eISSN: 2456-6470 @ IJTSRD | Unique Paper ID - IJTSRD23155 | Volume – 3 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 2019 Page: 979 the drop-weight test proposed by the ACI (American Concrete Institution) committee 544 is the simplest method for evaluating the impact strength of concrete. The impact resistance of the specimens is to be determined in accordance with the procedure proposed by the ACI committee 544. For this purpose, three disc of size 15mm diameter and 63.5mm in height was prepared using PVC pipes. After concreting under a flat surface, they are to be cured for 28 days. During testing of the specimens, they are to be placed on the base plate of impact testing machine and then struck with repeated blows. The impact load has to be applied with a 44.5N hammer dropped repeatedly from a 457mm height on to a 63.5mm steel ball, which was loaded at the center of the top surface of the disc. Figure 6.5 Impact Test Apparatus In each test, the number of blows (N1) required to produce the initiation of cracks will be recorded as the initial crack strength and the number of blows (N2) that cause complete failure of the specimen will be recorded as the facture strength of the specimen. The energy absorption capacity of each specimen used in this test will be calculated from the following equation. Impact Energy U = (nmV2/2) where, U = absorbed energy n = number of impacts m = drop mass V = impact velocity MIX ID IMPACT ENERGY (kNmm) D1 28.33 D2 31.982 D3 33.93 D4 29.35 D5 27.05 Impact Energy of the specimen at 28 days 1.15 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS  Use of green materials in the concrete mix resulted in the lowering of strength gaining capacity because of the addition and proportions of various materials.  From fig 6.4, it has been found that the shear strength of the specimens was found to be higher at D4 mix and then it started decreasing. It is also noted that there was not much variations in the strength gain which approximately resulted in equal values  From fig 6.6, the impact energy of the specimens is maximum at D3 and then the curve starts decreasing gradually.  From fig 6.7, the pull out strength of the specimens gained its maximum strength at D4.  From table 6.4, it has been inferred that there was not much gain of strength in the fracture toughness. This may be due to the non-addition of steel fibers to check the fracture toughness properties. 1.16 CONCLUSION  The alternative material for cement added here is Metakaolin which is an industrial by productandfinds a threat to environment due to its disposal problems. Incorporating as a replacement for cement would result in reducing the disposal problems.  From the results obtained from various tests, thereis an increase of strength gain from the control mix.  The strength gain was up to 15% replacement of river sand and 5% replacement of cement.  When river sand is replaced for 20%, there results in decrease of strength which may be due to the excessive addition of green sand and marble powder in which both are water absorbing materials and also due to the addition of Metakaolin.  The fracture toughness properties was very poor eventhough the green materials are added. This may be due to the absence of steel fibers which is mainly responsible for the increase in strength in fracture toughness. 1.17 REFERENCES [1] Aggarwal P, Aggarwal Y, Gupta S M (2007), “Effect of bottom ash as replacement of fine aggregates in concrete”, Asian journal of civil engineering (building and housing), Vol. 8, pp. 49-62. [2] Banthia N&Shengb J (1996), “Frature toughnessof micro-fiber reinforced cement composites”, Cement and concrete composites 18, pp. 251-269. [3] Bhuvaneshwari P and Murali R (2013), “Strength characteristics of glass fibre on bottom ash based concrete”, International Journal of Science, Environment and Technology, Vol. 2, pp. 90 – 102.
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