INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
Keywords
Increasing compressive strength
Rice husk ash
Ordinary Portland cement
Abstract
: Dumping or removing of industrial waste is a great concern for environment. So the usage of ash on replacement of cement increase the compressive strength. In these days the Rice Husk Ash, Fly Ash plays vital role in increasing the compressive strength of concrete. In this investigation , the cubes were made by approximate replacement of 15%,20%,25% by weight of cement. The workability and durability was increased as compared with ordinary Portland cement concrete. From our results as 15% of replacement of Rice Husk Ash by weight of cement yields higher compressive strength as compared to ordinary Portland cement. By 20% of replacement of Rice Husk Ash by weight of cement yields lower compressive strength as compared to ordinary Portland cement. By 25% replacement of Rice Husk by weight of cement yields higher compressive strength at 7 days & 14 days and decrease the compressive strength at 28 days.
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| # | Name | Institute / Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | JOTHI G | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 2 | SIVARANJANI S | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 3 | MUHAMMED ARSHAD | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 4 | MOHAMMED ZAIN E | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 5 | MOHAMMED YASER S | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 6 | SHEIK MOHAMMED SHAFIQUE | DHAANISH AHMED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
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G, JOTHI, S, SIVARANJANI, ARSHAD, MUHAMMED, E, MOHAMMED ZAIN, S, MOHAMMED YASER, & SHAFIQUE, SHEIK MOHAMMED (2018). INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 4(2), 3159-3166.
MLA Style
G, JOTHI, et al. "INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 4, no. 2, 2018, pp. 3159-3166.
IEEE Style
JOTHI G, SIVARANJANI S, MUHAMMED ARSHAD, MOHAMMED ZAIN E, MOHAMMED YASER S, and SHEIK MOHAMMED SHAFIQUE, "INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT," International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 3159-3166, 2018.
Vancouver Style
G JOTHI, S SIVARANJANI, ARSHAD MUHAMMED, E MOHAMMED ZAIN, S MOHAMMED YASER, SHAFIQUE SHEIK MOHAMMED. INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education. 2018;4(2):3159-3166.
Harvard Style
G, JOTHI, S, SIVARANJANI, ARSHAD, MUHAMMED, E, MOHAMMED ZAIN, S, MOHAMMED YASER, & SHAFIQUE, SHEIK MOHAMMED (2018) 'INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT', International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 4(2), pp. 3159-3166.
Chicago Style
G, JOTHI, et al. "INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 4, no. 2 (2018): 3159-3166.
Turabian Style
G, JOTHI, et al. "INCREASE IN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF RICE HUSK ASH WITH CEMENT." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 4, no. 2 (2018): 3159-3166.
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