Experimental Anatomization of Concrete Edified by Industrial Waste
Keywords:
Industrial Waste, Coconut Shell,, Concrete,Abstract
Increasing amount of by‐products which are used by municipal and industrial processes has become a major problem for the
future. The main aim of environmental protection agencies and governments is to find ways to minimize the problems of disposal and health hazards of these by‐products. The productive use of waste materials is one of the ways to alleviate some of the problems of solid waste management. The main focus of this research is to study on the strength of concrete with coconut shell waste with instead of cement. For mass quantity of concreting large amount of conventional material required so we use ceramic waste instead of cement to achieve strength as well as economy. In India the industry is known to generate large amount of wastes in each year. Large quantity is used in landfills. Reusing these wastes in concrete could be a within situation. We prefer this waste to increase the strength and stability of concrete. We will conduct tests to find out the compressive strength, flexural strength on cube & beam for 7 days and 28 days.
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