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(PDF) Assessing the Quality of Sandstones for Use

2012.12.1 According to the results obtained, although Ordovician sandstones have poor aggregate quality as compared to other

Assessing the quality of sandstones for use as aggregate in

2015.5.25 Sandstones have been widely used as a source of concrete aggregates. Sandstones show a variety of textural, mineralogic and chemical characteristics that may

The effects of different sandstone aggregates on concrete

2012.10.1 Sandstone is a widespread aggregate resource and is increasingly being used in concrete construction around the world [11]. The geological properties of this

Using Sandstone as a Construction Material from Injana

2021.10.12 According to results obtained, the average values of Los Angeles abrasion values (33.36%), uniaxial compressive strength (57.43 MPa), and Schmidt's

Sandstone wastes as aggregate and its usefulness in cement

2018.1.1 A conventional aggregate might behave well than a sandstone aggregate due to its internal structure itself. Also, the amount of finer grains in sandstone absorbs

Preliminary study on the use of quartz sandstone as a partial ...

2016.3.15 Quartz sandstone coarse aggregate, 10 mm size (fineness modulus 6.04) and 25 mm size (fineness modulus 7.24) were used as partial replacement for coarse

Use of sandstone powder as a mineral additive for concrete

2018.10.20 In some area of Southwestern China, there is large amount of sandstone powder accumulated as by-product of coarse aggregate production. This sandstone

Assessment of usage of manufactured sand and recycled aggregate

2022.1.1 Hence, alternatively manufactured sand is used in place of fine aggregate in the concrete. Due to rapid urbanization in India more public construction activities were in

Geomaterials as construction aggregates: a state-of-the-art

2021.11.22 Construction aggregates are obtained either by blasting, crushing and screening of solid rock masses (bedrock)—the so-called crushed aggregate, or from

Preliminary study on the use of quartz sandstone as a partial ...

2016.3.15 While utilising sandstone into concrete, different properties of sandstones has to be studied in detail to know the potential use of sandstone as a part or whole

Effect of particle size distribution on the bio-cementation of coarse ...

2017.10.28 A maximum UCS of approximately 575 kPa was achieved with a particle size distribution containing 75% coarse aggregate and 25% fine aggregate. Furthermore, the minimum UCS obtained has applications where mitigation of excessive bulging of stone/sand columns, and possible slumping that might occur during their installation, is

(PDF) Metamorphic rocks for manufactured sand and coarse aggregate

2022.8.12 The present study determined the most applicable high-grade metamorphic rocks as the sources for manufactured sand and coarse aggregates production to apply in the construction industry. As the ...

A sustainable solution to excessive river sand mining by

2022.12.1 River-sand mining has risen dramatically in the last few decades to fulfil the need for concrete in the building sector. The sand in a river’s bed preserves its environmental equilibrium (Farahani and Bayazidi, 2017).Excessive river-sand mining for use as fine aggregate in concrete is responsible for riverbed degradation, which causes a

Shrinkage Study and Strength Aspects of Concrete with Foundry Sand

2021.12.3 From the extensive literature review conducted, it is evident that cement mixed with high quality silica sand which is substituted for fine aggregate and coconut shell as coarse aggregate needs to be experimented for shrinkage effects along with the strength properties to make it a suitable material for structural concrete .

Recycled plastic (HDPE) coarse aggregate manufacturing

2023.6.3 “Information in a nutshell and Fig. 3 (a)–(d) shows a microstructural study of aggregate mixture samples made with 1:1,1:2,1:1,1;2 plastic sand and rock dust aggregate using SEM imaging”. In the case of rock dust, the recycled plastic is strongly bonded due to the small size of the particles, indicating that rock dust In comparison to other materials,

(PDF) Experimental Study on the Use of Basalt Aggregate

2015.5.4 Water:cement:sand:coarse aggregate=0.4:1:1 ... and wear loss values proves that it is suitable for use in ... instead of limestone-based crushed stone used as coarse aggregate in concrete ...

Sand vs Aggregate: Differences And Uses For Each One

2023.11.7 While sand may seem like a suitable substitute for aggregate, it lacks the necessary strength and durability needed for certain applications. Sand is typically used for filling in small gaps or as a base layer for paving stones, whereas aggregate is used for larger construction projects such as building foundations or roadways.

Aggregates for Concrete

2017.8.5 Natural sands and gravels are the product of weathering and the action of wind or water, while manufactured crushed fine aggregate and crushed stone coarse and fine aggregate are produced by crushing natural stone. Crushing, screening, and washing may be used to process aggregates from either sand and gravel deposits or stone

(PDF) Effect of sand-to-aggregate volume ratio on

2020.8.26 The types of aggregate investigated were brick chips, crushed stone, round shaped stone and black stone. Sand-to-aggregate ratios were 0.36, 0.40, and 0.44 and W/C ratios were 0.45, 0.50, and 0.55.

EDUCATIONAL GUIDE TO AGGREGATES - CEMEX

2018.3.12 Sands, gravels and crushed stone come in a variety of shapes and sizes; the classification of these materials into approximate size fractions is called the grading. Traditional terminology was to classify aggregates as belonging to one of three categories, all in aggregate, coarse aggregate and sand. These are defined below but it should be ...

(PDF) Study on properties of coconut shell as an

2011.1.1 In the making of lightweight concrete (LWC), coconut shell is used as a coarse aggregate because CS aggregate has a lesser density than the traditional crushed stone aggregate (CSA) [12] [13] [14 ...

(PDF) Effect of Local Coarse Aggregate Type on Concrete

2022.4.2 Natural coarse aggregate (NA) in concrete was replaced with cement M0-coated aggregate (CCBA) for 25, 50, 75, and 100%. CCBA was tested for the physical and mechanical properties to compare with ...

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coarse aggregate and the interface between aggregate and mortar. However, generally the coarse aggregate is treated as an inert material and only its physical properties like shape, size, water absorption and specific gravity are studied. Whereas, as we increase the quality of mortar mix, the strength of coarse aggregate also comes into picture.

Durability of concrete made with granite and marble as

2008.11.21 Crushed waste marble and granite with a maximum nominal size of 19 mm were used as coarse aggregates, while river sand and GBFS with a maximum size of 4.75 mm were used as fine aggregates.Two control specimens were made with limestone as coarse aggregate separately, one with river sand and the other with GBFS.

(PDF) Engineering Characteristics of widely used Coarse

2017.2.15 The same coarse aggregate proportions showed an increase in linear viscoelastic deformation at 0.1 s load duration from 54.6 to 68.2% for WC and from 53.0 to 62.7% for BC, whereas for 0.3 s load ...

Eco-friendly concrete with waste ceramic tile as coarse aggregate ...

2023.5.23 The maximum coarse aggregate (natural crushed stone and WCTA) size was 19 mm. River sand was used as the fine aggregate, whose fineness modulus was 2.2. The WCTA is shown in Fig. 1 a. It was collected from the local landfill sites, washed with normal water to eliminate contamination, and broken down mechanically to achieve the

(PDF) materials Shrinkage Study and Strength Aspects of

2021.12.3 properties of concrete constituents such as cement, river sand, coarse aggregate foundry Materials 2021 , 14 , 7420 4 of 19 sand, and coconut shell, as per Indian Standards (IS:2386 (1963); IS:383 ...

Properties of high strength lightweight concrete

2023.3.23 The properties of crushed coconut shell aggregate (CSA) is comparable to other lightweight aggregates and compatible with cement so that they can be utilized for the production of LWC [12].Gunasekaran et al. [13] reported that concrete produced using crushed CSA achieved a maximum compressive strength of 27.20 MPa. A mixture of

(PDF) Study on replacement of coarse aggregate by steel

2015.1.1 It is found that replacement of river sand by 25% M sand and coarse aggregate by 40% steel slag gives the maximum strength and is most suitable for areas not exposed to marine conditions. Chemical ...