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Limbachiya, Vireen
Birmingham City University
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- 2023Mechanical and GWP Assessment of Concrete Using Blast Furnace Slag, Silica Fume and Recycled Aggregatecitations
- 2022A Numerical Study of Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) Reinforced Beam Subjected to Seismic Loading
- 2022Mechanical Properties of Bamboo Core Sandwich Panels
- 2021Application of Artificial Neural Networks for web-post shear resistance of cellular steel beamscitations
- 2021Impact of chopped basalt fibres on the mechanical proper- ties of concrete
- 2016Strength, durability and leaching properties of concrete paving blocks incorporating GGBS and SFcitations
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Strength, durability and leaching properties of concrete paving blocks incorporating GGBS and SF
Abstract
Ternary blends are a response to the economic and environmental pressure to reduce the cement content of concrete paving blocks. The cementitious materials used to replace Ordinary Portland cement (OPC) were Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS) and Silica fume (SF). The study reported on the optimised mix from analysis of cement paste cubes. Thereafter the two mixes with the greatest strength were produced in the factory. The study successfully reduced the cement content of concrete paving blocks by 40% and managed to achieve greater strengths than the control mix. The leaching analysis reported that the higher permeability of mixes containing cement replacements resulted in these mixes absorbing less leachate, however gave satisfying performance for protection of leachate to ground sources.