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Strength Comparison of Conventional Paver Block by Partial Replacement of Fly Ash and Bottom Ash

Mr Maruthi, Dr.H. Eramma, Ms Rashma Shetty

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The experimental work is carried out on waste materials like, fly ash and bottom ash used in concrete. These waste materials will partially replace with various percentages of 0 to 25% with increment is 5% by weight fly ash in cement and bottom ash in fine aggregate. The compressive strength of concrete will test at 3, 7 and 28 days. In this experimental investigation partially replaced fly ash and bottom ash will obtained that only 20% replacement done both fly ash and bottom ash. The compressive strength of partially replaced fly ash and bottom ash concrete have 17.40% and 25.78% higher strength than the conventional concrete, both fly ash and bottom ash partially replaced in concrete will get 32.15% higher strength than the conventional concrete respectively.

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