Abstract
Enhancement of concrete strength to shoot the need, demand and to make sustainable is being studied by bountiful researchers across the globe. Utilization of industrial waste and construction waste is an area being explored in the recent days properties of construction demolition waste is unique in nature and result of one research will not maintain with other due to heterogeneous nature of demolition waste. In this work a special type of demolition waste is obtained from building is utilized in concrete in tandem with fly ash instead of sand cost effective and sustainable mixed sand is used in this study in varying proportions. Four different mixes (M1 M2 M3 M4) is prepared using standard sampling procedures and tested for strength and durability. It is found that M2 shows considerable strength in with increasing curing period and it can be selected as optimum mixture. Graded mixed sand used in this study shows considerable increase in strength in coordination with recycled coarse aggregates.
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