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Study on Exploratory Assessment of Waste Glass Material as A Midway Replacement of Concrete

Pankaj kesari

Abstract


Glass is a vague solid that has been found in various designs. Glass is maybe of the cleverest substance on the earth used in various applications. Glass is non-biodegradable material, and when the glass become waste the glass is organized as landfill, which is irrational as the waste glass doesn't separate there of psyche, to diminish this waste, it is critical to use the waste glass in for making concrete being developed industry. Paper investigates execution of concrete containing glass pieces as deficient replacement of aggregate. Absolute were superseded by abuse of glass pieces by 15%, 25% by M30 grade concrete and the significant shapes pursued for compressive strength at 7,14and 28 days.


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