2020
DOI: 10.18502/keg.v5i4.6803
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Experimental Investigation on the Properties of a Recycled Aggregate Concrete Based on Waste of the Industrial Mineral Additions

Abstract: This study investigates the possible effects of incorporating different industry wastes during manufacturing of concrete, with percentages ranging from 0% to 30%, and assesses the influence of these combinations (mineral additions and recycled aggregates) on the properties of a recycled concrete comprised of these two main constituents products. Recycled concrete samples with different combinations of mineral additions at various dosages were used to determine these properties in the fresh and hardened states.… Show more

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“…Over the last thirty years, modern construction has created a demand for the production of a new range of concretes. This new range of concretes promotes recycling and the use of fibers to have the best fresh and hardened properties (workability, mechanical strength and durability) (Asoka et al, 2009;Atis et al, 2009;Di Prisco et al, 2009;Zega et al, 2011;Foti 2013;Arulrajah et al, 2015;Khouadjia et al, 2015;Khouadjia et al, 2019;Belagraa et al, 2020;Bhat 2021;Chiker et al, 2021;Zaid et al, 2021;Belkadi et al, 2022;Bensalem et al, 2022). This new range of concretes includes "concretes reinforced with metal fibers".…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the last thirty years, modern construction has created a demand for the production of a new range of concretes. This new range of concretes promotes recycling and the use of fibers to have the best fresh and hardened properties (workability, mechanical strength and durability) (Asoka et al, 2009;Atis et al, 2009;Di Prisco et al, 2009;Zega et al, 2011;Foti 2013;Arulrajah et al, 2015;Khouadjia et al, 2015;Khouadjia et al, 2019;Belagraa et al, 2020;Bhat 2021;Chiker et al, 2021;Zaid et al, 2021;Belkadi et al, 2022;Bensalem et al, 2022). This new range of concretes includes "concretes reinforced with metal fibers".…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%