AN OVERVIEW ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATE WITH WASTE TIRE RUBBER

Rajarajeshwari college of Engineering ,Bengaluru

These days, the research community is paying close attention to solid waste management. Because they are non biodegradable, accumulating waste tires have emerged as a significant issue among other solid trash. The majority of discarded tire rubber is utilized as fuel in a variety of businesses, including brick and cement kilns, thermal power plants, and others. Regretfully, this type of use is expensive and harmful to the environment. In order to safeguard the environment, using leftover tire rubber to prepare concrete has been considered as an alternate method of disposing of such garbage. This study aims to systematically identify the various qualities required for the design of a concrete mix that uses coarse tire rubber particles as aggregate. The M20 grade concrete will be used as the reference concrete specimen in the current experimental inquiry. Rubber chips from scrap tires will be utilized in place of traditional coarse aggregate as coarse aggregate.

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