Coconut shell waste as an alternative lightweight aggregate in concrete-A review. Authors: Muhammad Fahad Ejaz. Saitama University. Muhammad Aslam. …
An optimum percentage replacement of coarse aggregate with coconut shell aggregate is determined from the study. Coarse aggregate made from coconut shells were used in proportions of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% to replace coarse aggregate in conventional concrete. A constant water to cement ratio of 0.5 was used throughout the …
Abstract – In recent years the use of waste materials as coarse aggregate is increasing to produce environmentally-friendly concretes. Coconut shell (CS) is an agro-industrial waste available in large quantities in emerging countries such as India, Thailand and Mexico. Generally, CS is disposed in open dumps causing environmental issues.
Results revealed that with 40% replacement of conventional coarse aggregate by coconut shell, 7 days compressive strength of concrete decreased by …
The waste coconut shell may be utilized to replace natural coarse aggregate. In present study, compressive strength of concrete of M - 20 grades has studied by replacing natural coarse aggregates at 0%, 5%, 10%, 20% and 30%, by weight with coconut shell. Compressive strength of coconut shell concrete has been evaluated on …
Crushed coconut shells. - "Coconut Shell as a Substitute for Coarse Aggregate in Concrete" Skip to search form Skip to main content Skip to account ... @inproceedings{George2016CoconutSA, title={Coconut Shell as a Substitute for Coarse Aggregate in Concrete}, author={Jerin Mathew George and A. Jawahar Babu and …
a substitute for conventional coarse aggregates. coconut shell concrete can be classified under structural Keywords—Coconut shells, coarse aggregate replacement, light weight aggregate concrete ...
Physical and microstructural properties of CS. The CS is physically different to natural aggregates because the nature of the coconut fruit having a concavity. Fig. 1 shows a …
Corpus ID: 198111149; Recycling of Waste Coconut Shells as Substitute for Aggregates in Mix Proportioning of Concrete Hollow Blocks @inproceedings{Ganiron2017RecyclingOW, title={Recycling of Waste Coconut Shells as Substitute for Aggregates in Mix Proportioning of Concrete Hollow Blocks}, …
India produces coconut products among the world's top three countries and getting rid of the coconut shells is a difficult environmental problem. Studies on using of coconut shells as a substitute for coarse aggregates in concrete have been gaining importance in recent times [3], [4], [5], [6].
Coconut shell (CS) as coarse aggregates in concrete satisfies the basic strength requirements. During the preparation of concrete mix, there was no segregation and bleeding of the fresh concrete obtained. The mixture was homogenous and compactable [36]. Prepared concrete had very low slump values.
An optimum percentage replacement of coarse aggregate with coconut shell aggregate is determined from the study. Coarse aggregate made from coconut shells were used in proportions of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% to replace coarse aggregate in conventional concrete. A constant water to cement ratio of 0.5 was used throughout the …
The use of coconut shell as a coarse aggregate substitute in concrete is investigated. The coconut shell concrete was found to be durable in terms of Construction materials are ... aggregate, coconut shell exhibits greater resistance to crushing, impact, and abrasion than the latter. Because of . e -ISSN: 2582 5208 International Research ...
Coconut shells as a substitute for coarse aggregates in concrete is gaining importance especially in this region in terms of …
– In recent years the use of waste materials as coarse aggregate is increasing to produce environmentally-friendly concretes. Coconut shell (CS) is an agro-industrial waste available in large quantities in emerging countries such as India, Thailand and Mexico. Generally, CS is disposed in open dumps causing environmental issues. …
Objectives. 1) To find the viability of using coconut shell as a replacement of coarse aggregate in concrete production. 2)To minimize the diminshment of natural …
An optimum percentage replacement of coarse aggregate with coconut shell aggregate is determined from the study. Coarse aggregate made from coconut shells were used in proportions of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% to replace coarse aggregate in conventional concrete. A constant water to cement ratio of 0.5 was used throughout the …
The paper aims at analyzing compressive strength of concrete (M20-1:1.5:3) produced using coconut shell as substitute for conventional coarse aggregate with 0%, 25%, 50%, partial replacement. ... 4 3.8 3.2 2.7 The variation of the slump with the replacement of a coconut shell aggregate is shown in Table 3. The results indicate that the ...
It is important to note that the compressive strength of coconut shell aggregate concrete at 3, 7, 14, and 28 days, decreased rapidly beyond the 15% replacement of coarse aggregates. It has been found that concrete may be produced without impacting performance qualities when coconut shell aggregates are used in …
The optimum substitution level of clay with 0 to 25% coarse aggregate with incremental increases of 5% is replaced by coconut shell in concrete. At the ages of 7 and 28, it was revealed that the maximum strength achieved in concrete is 10% cement replaced by clay with 10% coconut shell as a coarse aggregate substitution level.
The waste coconut shell may be utilized to replace natural coarse aggregate. In present study, compressive strength of concrete of M - 20 grades has …
In the construction industry this waste can be utilized as a substitute for either fine or coarse aggregates or cement in the concrete production. In some of the research works carried out, the "Performance of waste coconut shell as partial replacement of natural coarse aggregate in concrete" was used to produce M20 grade …
Coconut Shell aggregates resulted in acceptable strength required for structural concrete. Coconut Shell may offer itself ... substitute for conventional aggregates in concrete production [4].
Published 2016. Engineering, Environmental Science, Materials Science. The high demand for concrete in the construction using normal weight aggregates such as gravel and …
India. Coconut shells thus get accumulated in the mainland without being degraded for around 100 to 120 years. Disposal of these coconut shells is therefore a serious environmental issue. In this juncture, the study on use of coconut shells as a substitute for coarse aggregates in concrete is gaining
The used of coconut fiber and coconut shell could be a valuable substitute in the formation of composite material that can be used as a housing construction, such as concrete hollow block [1 ...
An optimum percentage replacement of coarse aggregate with coconut shell aggregate is determined from the study. Coarse aggregate made from coconut shells were used in proportions of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 35% to replace coarse aggregate in conventional concrete. A constant water to cement ratio of 0.5 was used throughout the …
The coconut shell is a material which can be a substitute for aggregates. The shell of the coconut is mostly used as an ornament and as a source of activated carbon. ... The findings indicate that ...
The use of coconut shell can also help the prevention of the environment. The paper aims at analyzing compressive strength of concrete (M20-1:1.5:3) produced using coconut shell as substitute for conventional coarse aggregate with …
Coconut Shell Ash as Partial Substitute to Ceme nt in . Concrete Hollow Blocks . ... Thus, in this study will replace part of the coarse aggregate with coconut shell with percentage 0%, 2,5%, 5% ...