Findings: It is shown that the granite slurry waste reduces the workability whereas compressive strength of granite concrete is improved when fine aggregate or cement is partially replaced.
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Based on the findings, granite waste was found suitable to be used in cement as a new eco-efficient additive without any pre-treatment. Contrary to the literature mentioned above, a review conducted by Danish et al. [107] reported that the incorporation of MD or GD in the preparation of concrete as a PR of cement or cementitious products ...
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Granite dust with 10% cement addition improved the shear strength and the hydraulic properties of lithomargic clay . The presence of cement led to ettringite formation, which helps in developing additional strength and cohesion.
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Some works on foundation soil improvement were performed using granite dust and cement, where the soil was improved with the incremental addition of granite dust with 4% cement addition. Granite dust with 10% cement addition improved the shear strength and the hydraulic properties of lithomargic clay . The presence of cement led to ettringite ...
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he paper presents a comparative analysis of the results that are obtained for three types of concrete mixtures. The main components of the analy. ed concretes are sand or …
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The current study represents an extension of a previously published study 32, where the authors utilized varying proportions of marble and granite powders as partial replacements for cement while ...
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This work examines the γ-ray and neutron shielding properties of six mixes of waste Granite, Marble, and Nano-Alumina additives on ordinary concretes (GMN-concrete).
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Granite dust has a positive effect on both the early and grade strength of concrete, as well as the strength after 90 and 180 days of hardening. The results of experimental research of concrete filled with granite dust at use of CEM I 32,5 R and CEM I 42,5 R are presented.
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What additive makes concrete sparkle? Author: Maeve Bayer | Last update: Monday, January 8, 2024 The oldest methods of adding glitter to concrete are shiny aggregates – mica, glass, bits of mirror and so forth. More recent additives include silica carbide, spar, and "pixie dust" made of small glass beads.
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In this study, this prospective filler technology of adding GD to concrete for waste utilization and carbon footprint reduction was explored. A number of mortar mixes with different amounts of GD added either as cement replacement or …
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Therefore, the purpose of this article is to critically investigate the possibility of using inert granite dust in combination with highly active silica fume in reactive powder concrete.
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The employed ordinary Portland cement (OPC) type I grade 52.5 N complied with ASTM C 150 [46]. Table 1 provides an overview of the physical properties of the cement used, in addition to the compressive strength of standard mortar samples at ages 3, 7, and 28 days. It shows the attainment of compressive strength values meeting the specified criteria according …
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Concrete is made out of a mixture of many ingredients, such as cement, water, and sand, as well as additional ingredients, such as coarse aggregates (gravel or crushed stone), additives, and admixtures that can be added to get the …
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Grano is a fine-grained hard-wearing concrete. Think of it being an intermediate between a standard sand-cement mortar and a more familiar concrete based on a 10mm or 14mm coarse aggregate. ... roughly 6mm to dust and usually formed from stone such as limestone or granite (hence the name), but is increasingly 'supplemented' by recycled ...
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The suitability of Crushed granite fine (CGF) to replace river sand in concrete production for use in rigid pavement was investigated. Slump, compressive and indirect tensile …
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Findings: It is shown that the granite slurry waste reduces the workability whereas compressive strength of granite concrete is improved when fine aggregate or cement is partially replaced.
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Marble and granite dust decrease mechanical and rheological properties cementitious materials. Decrease in mechanical properties can be reduced by adding …
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The suitability of Crushed granite fine (CGF) to replace river sand in concrete production for use in rigid pavement was investigated. Slump, compressive and indirect tensile strength tests were … Expand
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In this study, this prospective filler technology of adding GD to concrete for waste utilization and carbon footprint reduction was explored. A number of mortar mixes with …
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Marble and granite dust decrease mechanical and rheological properties cementitious materials. Decrease in mechanical properties can be reduced by adding supplementary cementitious materials. Addition of marble and granite dust improves durability properties cementitious materials.
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Granite dust with 10% cement addition improved the shear strength and the hydraulic properties of lithomargic clay . The presence of cement led to ettringite formation, which helps in developing additional strength and cohesion.
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