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| Title | Sustainable Materials and Smart Practices: Ncsmsp-2021. | 
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| Creators | Vasudevan M. | 
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- 0_front matter
- Table of Contents
 - Preface
 - Technical Review Committee Members,
 
 - 1
- Experimental Study on Light Transmitting Concrete Using Plastic Optical Fiber
- Introduction
 - Materials
 - Cement
 - Manufactured sand (M sand)
 - Coarse Aggregate
 - Plastic Optical Fiber
 - Characteristics of Plastic Optical Fiber
 - Light Theory
 - Mix Design for Light Transmitting concrete
 - Indian Standard Recommended Method 456
 - Conventional Concrete of grade M20.
 - Placing of optical fiber
 - Experimental Test Results
 - Compressive Strength of concrete
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Study on Light Transmitting Concrete Using Plastic Optical Fiber
 - 2
- Performance Evaluation of RCC Beam Column Joint with Aramid Fibre
- Introduction
 - Aramid Fibre
 - Scope
 - Material Tests
 - Tests on Cement
 - Tests on Fine Aggregate
 - Tests on Coarse Aggregate
 - Preparation of Concrete
 - Numerical Analysis
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Performance Evaluation of RCC Beam Column Joint with Aramid Fibre
 - 3
- Reuse of Coarse Aggregate as Recycled Aggregate in Concrete
- Introduction
 - Objectives
 - Methodology
 - Testing of Recycled Aggregate
 - Non-destructive test
 - Objectives
 - Methodology
 - Testing of Recycled Aggregate
 - Results and Discussion
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Reuse of Coarse Aggregate as Recycled Aggregate in Concrete
 - 4
- Development of Sustainable Bricks by Utilizing Vermicompost as an Alternate Material  – A Waste Created Brick
- Introduction
 - Materials and methods
 - Materials
 - Methods
 - Results and discussions
 - Physical properties
 - Particle size distribution
 - Composition
 - Scanning Electron Microscopy
 - Compressive strength
 - Water absorption
 - Loss on Ignition
 - Conclusion
 - Acknowledgement
 - References
 
 
 - Development of Sustainable Bricks by Utilizing Vermicompost as an Alternate Material  – A Waste Created Brick
 - 5
- Experimental Study on Practice of Cement Treated  Subbase (CTSB) Layer in Flexible Pavement of National Highways in India
- Introduction
 - Acceptance Criteria & QC Checks:
 - Flowchart Mix Design
 - Materials & Source
 - Evaluation Of Raw Materials Used For CTSB Crushed Materials:
 - Properties of coarse aggregate
 - Fine Aggregate (40MM Aggregate - Crusher Dust)
 - Properties of 6MM down. (Crusher Dust)
 - Water
 - Cement
 - Properties of Cement
 - Gradation of Aggregate and Proposition Finalization
 - Individual Gradation Results
 - Theoretical Blending
 - Practical Blending for CTSB
 - Design Mix
 - Determination of Optimum Cement Content For CTSB
 - Confirmatory Tests
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Study on Practice of Cement Treated  Subbase (CTSB) Layer in Flexible Pavement of National Highways in India
 - 6
- Buckling Behaviour of Cold Formed Steel Column Subjected to Axial Compression Loading
- Introduction
 - Section Properties
 - Experimental work
 - Numerical analysis
 - Result and Discussion
 - References
 
 
 - Buckling Behaviour of Cold Formed Steel Column Subjected to Axial Compression Loading
 - 7
- Experimental Investigation on Partial Replacement of Cement with Metakaoline, Fly Ash and Silica Fume in Concrete
- Introduction
 - Material Investigation
 - Mix design:
 - Experimental Investigation
 - Slump Cone Test
 - Acid Test Results
 - Test Result of HCL
 - Test Result of H2SO4
 - Mechanical Properties
 - Compressive Strength Test Results
 - Split Tensile Strength Test Result
 - Modulus of Elasticity Test Results
 - Permeability Test Results
 - Results & Discussions
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Investigation on Partial Replacement of Cement with Metakaoline, Fly Ash and Silica Fume in Concrete
 - 8
- Feasibility Study on Utilization of Compost as a Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate in Conventional Concrete
- Introduction
 - Methodology
 - Results and discussion
 - Conclusion
 - Acknowledgement
 - References
 
 
 - Feasibility Study on Utilization of Compost as a Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate in Conventional Concrete
 - 9
- Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Light Weight Concrete by using Silica Fume with M-Sand
- Introduction
 - Experimental work
 - Material properties
 - Specimens and mixture details
 - Results and discussion
 - Effect on compressive strength
 - Effect on flexural tensile strength
 - Effect on water to cementitious ratio
 - Conclusions
 - References
 
 
 - Evaluation of Mechanical Properties on Light Weight Concrete by using Silica Fume with M-Sand
 - 10
- Mechanical Properties of Fiber Reinforced Concrete by using Sisal Fiber with M-Sand as Fine Aggregate
- Introduction
 - Materials and methodology
 - Casting and Curing of fibre reinforced concrete
 - Testing for fresh and hardened concrete
 - Slump cone test
 - Compaction factor test
 - Compressive strength test
 - Split tensile strength test
 - Flexural strength test
 - Results and discussions
 - Compressive strength
 - Split tensile strength
 - Flexural strength
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Mechanical Properties of Fiber Reinforced Concrete by using Sisal Fiber with M-Sand as Fine Aggregate
 - 11
- Mechanical Properties of Concrete Using Oyster Shells as Coarse Aggregate
- Introduction
 - Materials Testing Program
 - Compressive Strength Testing
 - Literature References
 - Summary
 - References
 
 
 - Mechanical Properties of Concrete Using Oyster Shells as Coarse Aggregate
 - 12
- Performance Evaluation of High-Performance Concrete with Steel Fiber
- Introduction
 - OBJECTIVE:
 - Overview
 - Future scope
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Performance Evaluation of High-Performance Concrete with Steel Fiber
 - 13
- Comparative Study on the Behavior of Fiber Reinforced Concrete
- Introduction
 - Research Significance
 - Material Properties
 - Mix proportion
 - Result and Discussion
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Comparative Study on the Behavior of Fiber Reinforced Concrete
 - 14
- A Review on Smart and Eco-Friendly Building Material
- Introduction
 - Materials and Methods
 - Preparation of Sample
 - Characterization
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - A Review on Smart and Eco-Friendly Building Material
 - 15
- An Experimental Study on the Impact of Incorporating Glass on the Photocatalytic Capacity of Concrete Blocks
- Introduction
 - Experimental Investigation
 - Materials Used
 - Cement
 - Water
 - Fine Aggregate
 - Coarse Aggregate
 - Optical Fiber
 - Glass
 - Superplasticizer
 - Mix Design
 - Tests Conducted
 - Compressive Strength Test For Blocks
 - Results and discussions
 - Compressive strength test results
 - Water Absorption Test Results
 - Light Emitting Property
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - An Experimental Study on the Impact of Incorporating Glass on the Photocatalytic Capacity of Concrete Blocks
 - 16
- Experimental Study on Strength Characteristics of Fly Ash and Rice Husk Ash added Clay Soil
- Introduction
 - Soil stabilization
 - Materials used
 - Black cotton soil
 - Literature review
 - Methodology
 - Laboratory Investigation
 - Properties of Representative Clay
 - Influence of Fly ash & Rice husk ash in Properties of Soil
 - Results & Discussion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Study on Strength Characteristics of Fly Ash and Rice Husk Ash added Clay Soil
 - 17
- Experimental Investigation on Properties of Herbocrete by using Terminalia Chebula (Kaddukai)
- Introduction
 - Methodology
 - Material Used
 - Terminalia Chebula (Kaddukai):
 - Polypropylene Fiber:
 - Experimental
 - Mixing Proportions:
 - Mixing, Casting, and Curing:
 - Result
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Experimental Investigation on Properties of Herbocrete by using Terminalia Chebula (Kaddukai)
 - 18
- Investigation on Strength of Concrete with Addition of Fly Ash and Natural Fiber
- Introduction
 - Research significance
 - Methodology
 - Materials
 - Cement
 - Properties of cement
 - Advantages
 - Disadvantages
 - Fine aggregate
 - Coarse aggregate
 - Water
 - Fly ash
 - Advantages of fly ash
 - Rice husk ash
 - Properties
 - Benefits
 - Coconut fiber
 - Properties & advantages
 - Material testing
 - Tests for fine aggregate
 - Specific gravity test
 - Calculations
 - Tests for coarse aggregate
 - Specific gravity test
 - Calculation
 - Mix design
 - Casting and testing
 - Mixing procedure
 - Slump cone test
 - Curing
 - Compression test
 - Results and discussion
 - Slump test result
 - Cube compression test
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Investigation on Strength of Concrete with Addition of Fly Ash and Natural Fiber
 - 19
- Behaviour of Polypropylene and Steel Fibre Reinforced High Strength Concrete Exterior Beam Column Joint
- Introduction
 - Materials and mix proportions
 - Materials Used
 - Mix Proportion
 - Experimental Program
 - Formulae for calculating joint shear force
 - Joint shear force
 - Prediction of shear force by ACI 318R-05:2002
 - Prediction of shear force by NZS 3101: 1995
 - Experimental results and discussions
 - Failure mode of test specimens
 - Load deflection behavior
 - Energy absorption capacity and displacement ductility
 - Joint shear force
 - Comparison with design codes
 - Conclusions
 - References
 
 
 - Behaviour of Polypropylene and Steel Fibre Reinforced High Strength Concrete Exterior Beam Column Joint
 - 20
- A Research on Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate by Waste Foundry Sand
- Introduction
 - Materials
 - Admixtures
 - Waste Foundry Sand
 - Casting and Curing
 - Concreting
 - Casting of Specimen
 - Fresh Concrete Test
 - Slump Cone Test
 - Hardened Concrete Test
 - Compressive Strength Test
 - Tensile Strength Test
 - Flexural Strength Test
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - A Research on Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate by Waste Foundry Sand
 - 21
- Shear Behaviour of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Steel and Polypropylene Fiber
- Diagonal Cracking Capacity
 - Shear stress at the formation of diagonal crack
 - Materials
 - Mixture Proportion
 - Experimental set up
 - Experimental Results
 - Load and Deflection for RCC Beam
 - Load and Deflection for RCC Beam with minimum stirrups
 - Load and Deflection for SFRC Beam
 - Load and Deflection for PFRC Beam
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Shear Behaviour of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Steel and Polypropylene Fiber
 - 22
- An Experimental Investigation of Lightweight Self Compacting Concrete with Replacement of Coarse Aggregate as Pumice Stone- A Review
- Introduction
 - Literature Assessment
 - Materials
 - Mix Proportion of LWSCC
 - Fresh Properties of LWSCC
 - Hardened properties of LWSCC
 - Advantages, Limitations and Applications of LWSCC
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - An Experimental Investigation of Lightweight Self Compacting Concrete with Replacement of Coarse Aggregate as Pumice Stone- A Review
 - 23
- Development of Self-Sensing Cement Composite using Nanomaterials for Structural Health Monitoring of Concrete Columns – A Comprehensive Review
- Introduction
 - Materials and Methods
 - Results and Discussions
 - Workability
 - Compressive strength
 - Flexural strength
 - Conductivity
 - Piezoresistivity
 - Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) Analysis
 - Conclusions
 - Acknowledgments
 - References
 
 
 - Development of Self-Sensing Cement Composite using Nanomaterials for Structural Health Monitoring of Concrete Columns – A Comprehensive Review
 - 24
- Structural Health Monitoring Using Sensors with Application of Wavelet Analysis
- Introduction
 - Traditional Non-destructive methodologies of Health monitoring:
 - Proposed methodology
 - Sensor components for SHM
 - Wavelet Transform for SHM
 - Conclusion and future scope
 - Acknowledgements
 - References
 
 
 - Structural Health Monitoring Using Sensors with Application of Wavelet Analysis
 - 25
- Carbon-Based Nanomaterial Embedded Self-Sensing Cement Composite for Structural Health Monitoring of Concrete Beams - A Extensive Review
- Introduction
 - Materials and Methods
 - Results and Discussions
 - Workability
 - Strength
 - Conductivity
 - Piezoresistivity
 - Morphology Characterization
 - Conclusions
 - Acknowledgments
 - References
 
 
 - Carbon-Based Nanomaterial Embedded Self-Sensing Cement Composite for Structural Health Monitoring of Concrete Beams - A Extensive Review
 - 26
- Nano Silica Particles as A Structural Build Up Agent for 3D Printing Cement Paste with Additional Accelerators
- Introduction
 - Objectives
 - Literature
 - Underwater 3D printing of cement based mortar –Ibrahim mazhoud 30th July 2019
 - Extrusion-based 3D printing with micro wire reinforced geopolymer composite January 2019
 - Nano silica particles as structural fillers in Portland cement pastes for 3D printing January of the next year Oscar A. Mendoza
 - Jian Gong uses cellulose nanocrystals as a support material for 3D printing complexly formed structures using multiple materials. August of this year
 - 3D printing for building with a polymer-foam and concrete complicated wall August 2019 Yulin Huang
 - Methodology
 - Materials
 - Portland cement
 - Nano silica
 - Accelerator
 - Viscosity modifying agent
 - Results
 - Conclusion
 - Scope of future study
 - Reference
 
 
 - Nano Silica Particles as A Structural Build Up Agent for 3D Printing Cement Paste with Additional Accelerators
 - 27
- A Constructive Analysis on Topology Optimization of Structural Beam Element Using Different Support Condition
- Introduction
 - Mechanism in topology optimization
 - Procedure for topology optimization
 - Modelling:
 - Analysis:
 - Optimizing:
 - Remodeling:
 - Producing manufacturing design:
 - Analytical study
 - Output from the software:
 - Conclution:
 - Reference
 
 
 - A Constructive Analysis on Topology Optimization of Structural Beam Element Using Different Support Condition
 - 28
- Experimental Analysis of Glass Fibre in Concrete
- Introduction
 - Fibres used
 - Fibre
 - Steel fibre
 - Asbestos
 - Admixtures inGFRC
 - Plasticizer
 - Viscosity modifyingadmixtures
 - Polymers
 - Anti-efflorescence and water-repellentadmixtures
 - Properties of GlassFibre
 - Experimentalwork
 - General
 - Materials Used
 - Cement
 - Coarseaggregate
 - Fineaggregate
 - Water
 - Fibre
 - MixProportion
 - Mixing
 - Admixtures
 - CuringProcess
 - Discussion of Testresults
 - Compressivestrength
 - Flexuralstrength
 - Graph
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Analysis of Glass Fibre in Concrete
 - 29
- Structural Health Monitoring of Infrastructures using Sensors as Smart Materials– Review and Perspective
- Introduction
 - Sensors for Structural Health Monitoring
 - Self-sensing cement composite
 - Ultrasonic sensor
 - Strain gauge
 - Conclusions
 - Acknowledgments
 - References
 
 
 - Structural Health Monitoring of Infrastructures using Sensors as Smart Materials– Review and Perspective
 - 30
- Evaluation of Corrosion Inhibition on Rebar using Pomegranate Peel Extract as Organic Inhibitor
- Introduction
 - Materials
 - Test on specimens
 - Results & Discussion
 - Carbonation and pH test
 - Impressed Voltage test
 - Weight loss measurement test
 - Conclusion
 - Acknowledgements
 - References
 
 
 - Evaluation of Corrosion Inhibition on Rebar using Pomegranate Peel Extract as Organic Inhibitor
 - 31
- Comprehensive Review on the Influence of Natural Materials in Soil Stabilization
- Introduction
 - Need for this study
 - Objective of this study
 - Natural Materials with Soil
 - Tamarind Kernel Powder
 - Egg Shell Powder
 - Jaggery and Chebula
 - Rice Husk Ash
 - Natural Materials with Sand
 - Methodology
 - Preparation of Sample
 - Materials
 - Testing of Samples
 - Index Tests
 - Compaction Test
 - Unconfined Compression Strength Test
 - One Dimensional Consolidation Test
 - California Bearing Ratio Test
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Comprehensive Review on the Influence of Natural Materials in Soil Stabilization
 - 32
- Geopolymer Concrete Paver Blocks: A Review
- Introduction
 - Cement Replacement Materials
 - Application of GPC
 - Paver Blocks
 - Literature Review
 - Geopolymer Concrete Paver Properties
 - Mechanical Strength
 - Durability
 - Economic Benefits of Geopolymer Concrete Pavers
 - Applications of Geopolymer Concrete Pavers
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Geopolymer Concrete Paver Blocks: A Review
 - 33
- Experimental Study on Strength of Concrete using  Glass Fiber
- Introduction
 - Types of Fibres
 - Natural fibre
 - Literature References
 - Objectives
 - Types of Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC)
 - Applications
 - Need For Study
 - Methodology
 - Test on Concrete
 - Experimental Investigation
 - I.Compressive strength Test (cube)
 - II. Split Tensile Test (cylinder)
 - III. Flexural strength Test (beam)
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Study on Strength of Concrete using  Glass Fiber
 - 34
- Comparative Analysis on Mechanical Properties of Polymer Concrete by using Various Lightweight Aggregates
- Introduction
 - General
 - Materials
 - Polymer
 - Results and Methods
 - Workability test
 - Mechanical properties
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Comparative Analysis on Mechanical Properties of Polymer Concrete by using Various Lightweight Aggregates
 - 35
- Study on Physical and Mechanical Properties of Porous Concrete using Recycled Concrete Aggregate
- Introduction
 - General
 - Scope of our project
 - Objective
 - Methodology
 - Materials
 - Cement
 - Coarse aggregate
 - Polyvinyl alcohol fibre
 - Experimental programmes
 - Results
 - Compressive strength
 - Split Tensile strength
 - Flexural strength
 - Ultrasonic pulse velocity test
 - Permeability
 - Porosity
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Study on Physical and Mechanical Properties of Porous Concrete using Recycled Concrete Aggregate
 - 36
- A Review on Recent Experimental Research on  Soil Stabilization
- Introduction
 - Ground improvement techniques
 - Ground Improvement Technique followed by using Natural Prefabricated Vertical Drains (NPVD)
 - Test results
 - Ground Improvement Technique followed by using natural fiber-based Composite-structured geotextiles
 - Ground Improvement Technique followed by using mechanical stabilization, stabilization by preloading method
 - Ground Improvement Technique for construction on peat
 - Ground Improvement Technique for construction on peat
 - Experimental study on Ground improvement using chemical methods.
 - Experimental study on bearing capacity of geo cell reinforcement in embankments.
 - Experimental study on shear strength of recycled construction materials intended for use in vibro ground improvement.
 - Experimental study on soil improvement using additives.
 - Experimental study on ground improvement techniques involving vibro-compaction, vibro-flotation.
 - Experimental study on bearing capacity of embedded strip foundation on geo grid- reinforced sand.
 - Experimental study on development of ground improvement techniques being introduced in the recent time and old days.
 - Experimental study on Ground improvement techniques by compaction piling
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - A Review on Recent Experimental Research on  Soil Stabilization
 - 37
- Investigation on Strength Properties of Concrete using Marble Powder for Ecofriendly Environment
- Introduction
 - Objective
 - Materials and properties
 - Portland Pozzolana cement
 - Fine aggregate
 - Coarse Aggregate
 - Marble powder
 - Water
 - Strength test
 - Compressive strength
 - Split tensile strength
 - Flexural strength
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Investigation on Strength Properties of Concrete using Marble Powder for Ecofriendly Environment
 - 38
- Effect of Damping on Multistory Frame using  Response Spectrum
- Introduction
 - Analytical Investigation
 - Modal Combination
 - Complete quadratic combination (CQC)
 - Square root of sum of squares method (SRSS)
 - Absolute Sum Method (ABSSUM)
 - Structural configuration
 - Results and discussion
 - A. Storey displacement
 - B. Storey Drift
 - C. Storey Shear
 - Conclusions
 - References
 
 
 - Effect of Damping on Multistory Frame using  Response Spectrum
 - 39
- Study on Controlled Low Strength Materials using GGBS with Dredged Soil and M-Sand
- Introduction
 - Literature Review
 - Backfills
 - Structural Fills
 - Utilities Bedding
 - Erosion Control
 - Void filling
 - Methodology
 - Materials
 - Experimental evaluation
 - Mix design for M sand & Dredged soil
 - Test on setting time
 - California Bearing Ratio (CBR)
 - Slump Cone Test
 - Ultrasonic pulse velocity
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Study on Controlled Low Strength Materials using GGBS with Dredged Soil and M-Sand
 - 40
- Utilisation of Sustainable Materials in Geopolymer Composites– A Review
- Introduction
 - Geopolymerisation process
 - Effect of Filler materials on Geopolymerisation
 - Effect of curing temperature on alkali activator
 - Environmental sustainability
 - Utilization of Nanomaterials in Geopolymer concrete
 - Effect of fibres in geopolymer concrete
 - Applications of geopolymer matrix and concrete
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Utilisation of Sustainable Materials in Geopolymer Composites– A Review
 - 41
- Experimental Investigation on Effects of Bendable Composites on Ductility
- Introduction
 - Necessity of Ductility Determination
 - Bonding Strength of PVA fibre enhances Ductile Behaviour
 - Toughness of PVA fibre Enhances Ductile Behaviour
 - Test Specimens
 - Test Results and Discussion on Ductility
 - Unreinforced bendable concrete slab
 - Reinforced bendable concrete slab
 - Conventional RC Slab:
 - BC 2 mix RC Slab:
 - Behaviour of BC Mix RC Slab
 - Ultimate load of the BC Mix RC Slab
 - Energy absorption capacity
 - Toughness indices
 - Ductility factor
 - Conclusions
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Investigation on Effects of Bendable Composites on Ductility
 - 42
- Moment Resisting Steel Connections for the Improvement of Light Gauge Cold Formed Steel Structures
- Introduction
 - Connection details
 - Splice connection
 - Un stiffened connection
 - Stiffened Seat Connections
 - Results and discussion
 - Conclusion
 - Reference
 
 
 - Moment Resisting Steel Connections for the Improvement of Light Gauge Cold Formed Steel Structures
 - 43
- Review on Utilizing E-Waste Plastic in Bitumen for Better Strength and Sustainable Environment
- Introduction
 - Classification of e-waste
 - Generation of e-waste
 - Composition of e-waste
 - Effects of e-waste
 - Management of e-waste
 - Collecting electronic waste plastics
 - The flow diagram of electronic waste plastic management process is given below:
 - Disposing of plastics
 - Rehabilitate its energy
 - Recycling
 - Materials
 - Coarse aggregate
 - Bitumen
 - E-waste
 - Test analysis
 - Ductility test
 - Penetration test
 - Softening point
 - Viscosity test
 - Marshall stability test
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Review on Utilizing E-Waste Plastic in Bitumen for Better Strength and Sustainable Environment
 - 44
- Investigation on Strength Properties of Concrete using Steel Slag as a Partial Replacement for Fine Aggregate
- Introduction
 - Slag
 - Steel slag
 - Literature review
 - Materials
 - Portland cement
 - Aggregates
 - Coarse aggregate
 - Fine aggregate
 - Water
 - Steel slag
 - Methodology
 - Mix design
 - Design stipulation
 - Characteristic compressive strength
 - Test data for materials
 - Compressive strength testing
 - Flexural strength testing
 - Test procedure
 - Split tensile strength testing
 - Test procedure
 - Results and discussion.
 - Slump test
 - Compressive strength
 - Flexural strength
 - Split tensile strength
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Investigation on Strength Properties of Concrete using Steel Slag as a Partial Replacement for Fine Aggregate
 - 45
- Experimental Analysis on Utilizing Sugarcane Bagasse Ash as a Replacement for Cement
- Introduction
 - Research Significance
 - Literature review
 - Methodology
 - Laboratory Investigation
 - Results and Discussion
 - References
 
 
 - Experimental Analysis on Utilizing Sugarcane Bagasse Ash as a Replacement for Cement
 - 46
- Empirical Modeling on Swell Pressure of Clay using  Index Properties
- Introduction
 - Sample Collection
 - Literature review
 - Laboratory Investigation
 - Swell pressure test
 - MATLAB - Curve Fitting Tool
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Empirical Modeling on Swell Pressure of Clay using  Index Properties
 - 47
- Performance Study on Partial Replacement of  Bitumen using Waste Polypropylene Cement Bags for Pavement Construction
- Introduction
 - Review of Literature
 - Waste Plastic
 - Road Construction Materials:
 - Range of Material Testing Values:
 - Methods and Materials
 - Bitumen
 - Polypropylene
 - Materials Testing
 - Waste Polypropylene
 - Marshall Stability Test
 - Los Angeles Abrasion Test
 - Aggregate Impact Test
 - Addition of Polypropylene to Bitumen and other Aggregates
 - Polypropylene in liquid form
 - Polypropylene in powdered form without using an oxidizing and binding agent
 - Result and Discussion
 - Material Properties
 - Properties of Polypropylene
 - Properties and Function of Coarse Aggregate
 - Properties and Function of Marshall Stability:
 - Properties and Function of Centrifugal Extractor:
 - Properties and Function of Ductility Values:
 - Properties and Function of Penetration Values
 - Partial Replacement of Waste Polypropylene:
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Performance Study on Partial Replacement of  Bitumen using Waste Polypropylene Cement Bags for Pavement Construction
 - 48
- Investigating the Possibility of Using Clay and Fly Ash in the Production of Geopolymer Mortar
- Introduction
 - Experimental procedure
 - Materials:
 - Fly ash
 - M-Sand (manufactured Sand)
 - Clay
 - Alkaline liquids
 - Mix proportions
 - Mixing, casting, and curing:
 - Findings and analysis
 - Compressive strength
 - Acid resistance test
 - Water absorption
 - The table shows that the saturated absorption rate of geopolymer slurries is lower than that of conventional cement slurries. The absorption rate of geopolymer mortar decreases by 15 - 40% after 7 days and 17 - 35% after 14 days. This means that geopo...
 - Residual alkalinity
 - Conclusion
 - References
 
 
 - Investigating the Possibility of Using Clay and Fly Ash in the Production of Geopolymer Mortar
 - 49
- Performance Assessment of Self Compacting Concrete Incorporating Mineral Admixtures
- Introduction
 - Experimental investigation
 - Materials
 - Mix Proportions for calculating the strength
 - Casting, curing at 7 and 28 days and workability and Mechanical properties of SCC
 - The Workability and Mechanical properties of various
 - Summary
 - References
 
 
 - Performance Assessment of Self Compacting Concrete Incorporating Mineral Admixtures
 - 50
- Laboratory Studies on the Effectiveness of Quarry Dust and Bottom Ash with Treated Marine Clay for Adaptable Flexible Pavement Sub-Grade
- Introduction
 - Objectives of the study
 - Materials and Methods
 - Laboratory test results & Discussions
 - Summary
 - References
 
 
 - Laboratory Studies on the Effectiveness of Quarry Dust and Bottom Ash with Treated Marine Clay for Adaptable Flexible Pavement Sub-Grade
 - back matter
- Keyword Index
 - About the Editors
 
 
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