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    Spilt Tensile Strength Test 29 3.6.3 Flexural Strength Test 29

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    This document discusses research on the use of granite cutting slurry as a partial replacement for cement in concrete. It includes 3 chapters that cover an introduction, literature review, and testing materials and methods. Materials testing is discussed for cement, aggregates, granite slurry, and fresh and hardened concrete properties. Mechanical properties like compressive, tensile, and flexural strength are evaluated at different water-cement ratios and curing periods. Durability properties of sorptivity and rapid chloride permeability are also examined. Results and discussions are presented in tables and figures.

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    This document discusses research on the use of granite cutting slurry as a partial replacement for cement in concrete. It includes 3 chapters that cover an introduction, literature review, and testing materials and methods. Materials testing is discussed for cement, aggregates, granite slurry, and fresh and hardened concrete properties. Mechanical properties like compressive, tensile, and flexural strength are evaluated at different water-cement ratios and curing periods. Durability properties of sorptivity and rapid chloride permeability are also examined. Results and discussions are presented in tables and figures.

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    This document discusses research on the use of granite cutting slurry as a partial replacement for cement in concrete. It includes 3 chapters that cover an introduction, literature review, and testing materials and methods. Materials testing is discussed for cement, aggregates, granite slurry, and fresh and hardened concrete properties. Mechanical properties like compressive, tensile, and flexural strength are evaluated at different water-cement ratios and curing periods. Durability properties of sorptivity and rapid chloride permeability are also examined. Results and discussions are presented in tables and figures.

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    CHAPTER 1.INTRODUCTION 1

    1.1 GENERAL 1

    1.2 Granite slurry 2 


    1.2.1Advantages of Granite Cutting Slurry 3
    1.2.2 Disadvantages of Granite Cutting Slurry 3
    1.2.3Basic Properties of Granite Cutting Slurry 3

    1.3 Objectives 4
    CHAPTER 2 LIETARATURE REVIEW 4
    CHAPTER 3 MATERIALS 8
    3.1 Cement 8
    3.1.1 Basic Components of Cement 9
    3.1.2 Chemical Compounds in Cement 10
    3.2 Fine aggregate 10
    3.3 Coarse aggregate 10
    3.4 Granite cutting slurry 11
    3.5 Tests carried on materials 12
    3.6. Tests on mechanical properties of concrete 27

    3.6.1 Compressive strength test 28


    3.6.2 Spilt tensile strength test 29

    3.6.3 Flexural strength test 29

    3.7 Tests on durability of concrete 29

    3.7.1 Rapid Chloride Permeability Test 29

    3.7.2 Sorptivity 31

    3.8 MIX DESIGN FOR PRESENT INVESTIGATION 34


    CHAPTER 4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 40

    4.1 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH TEST RESULTS 40

    4.2 SPLITTING TENSILE STRENGTH TEST RESULTS 44

    4.3FLEXURAL STRENGTH RESULT 49

    4.4 SORPTIVITY RESULTS 50

    4.5 RAPID CHLORIDE PERMEABILITY TEST RESULTS 52

    CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSIONS 53

    CHAPTER 6 REFERENCES 54

    APPENDIX A MIX DESIGN OF M 25 GRADE CONVENTIONAL CONCRETE 57

    List of figures

    Fig.3.1 COMPRESSION TESTING MACHINE 28

    Fig.3.2 SPILITTING TENSILE TEST 28

    Fig.3.3 FLEXURAL TEST 29

    Fig. 3.4 RCPT APPARATUS 30

    Fig.3.5 SPECIMEN PLACED IN COVER (SORPTIVITY) 31

    Fig.3.6 SPECIMEN WITH SEALENT 32

    Fig.3.7 SPECIMEN PLACED IN WATER 33

    Fig.3.8 WEIGHING OF SPECIMEN 33

    Fig.4.1Compressive strength of concrete in N/mm2at different curing periods 49

    Fig.4.2 Compressive strength variation at different curing periods 52


    List of tables

    Table 1.1 Properties of granite cutting waste 4


    Table 3.1.1 Basic Components of Cement 11
    Table 3.1.2 Chemical Compounds in Cement 12
    Table3.1.3 Physical properties of granite slurry 13

    Table3.1.4 Chemical properties of granite slurry 14

    Table 3.1.5 specific gravity of cement 22

    Table 3.1.6 Sieve analysis of CA 24

    Table 3.1.7 Water absorption of aggregate - 20% 26

    Table 3.1.8 Impact value of CA 29

    Table 3.1.9 Bulk density of aggregate 30

    Table.3.10 RCPT ratings as per ASTM C1202. 37

    Table 3.1.11 mix design 46

    Table 4.1 Compressive strength of mortar at 28 days 47

    Table 4.2 Characteristic strength of concrete at 56 days 47

    Table 4.3 Characteristic strength of concrete at w/c 0.44 after 90 days 48

    Table 4.4Compressive strength of concrete in N/mm2at different curing periods 48

    Table 4.5 Characteristic strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 at 28 days 49

    Table 4.5 Characteristic strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 at 56 days 49

    Table 4.6 Characteristic strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 at 90 days 50

    Table 4.7 Characteristic strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 51


    Table4.8 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.44 after 28 days 53

    Table4.9 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.44 after 56 days 53

    Table 4.10 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.44 after 90 days 54

    Table 4.11 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.44 54

    Table 4.12 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 after 28 days 55

    Table 4.13 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 after 56 days 56

    Table 4.14 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 after 90 days 56

    Table 4.15 Split tensile strength of concrete at w/c 0.45 57

    Table 4.16 Flexurl strength at different curing periods with w/c ratio is 0.44 58

    Table 4.17 Sorpivity results at different curing periods 60

    Table 4.18 RCPT values 61

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