Analysis of Concrete with CCR, GGBS and Waste Glass Pieces from Waste Bottle as Replacement Material at Harden and Fresh Stages

Anju Dhakad, Mahendra Saini

Abstract: Concrete is one of the most versatile and commonly used building materials on the planet. The reason for this is that elements like cement, river sand, coarse aggregate, and water are naturally, inexpensively, and readily available. Because there is no alternative binding substance that can completely replace cement, partial cement replacement is widely used in concrete composites. M30 grade of concrete has been taken. The cement is substituted by calcium carbide residue and with the ground granulated blast furnace slag in the second mix in varying percentages. The resultant mixture was tested to understand various mechanical and physical properties. For the present study, the calcium carbide residue and GGBS have been together substituted with the cement of the concrete by the percentage of 3%, 6%, 9% and 12%. In concrete mixture crushed glass bottles are replaced with coarse aggregates.

Keywords: GGBS, Compressive, Strength, Durable