The quarry dust is use in the concrete and the properties are studied experimentally and presented in this paper. Concrete is prepared with the process of replacing sand which isnatural/of river by dust produced from quarry of rock with the percent proportions which varied from 0%, 25%, 50% and75%. The comparison is …

Laterized concrete is defined as concrete in which stable laterite fine replace aggregate (i.e., Sand) Salau (2008). Adepegbo (1975), was identified as the first to study the effect of using ...

A slight reduction was observed in M20 – 0.42 QD & M20 – 0.43 mixes. M40 concrete mixes had the lowest water-cement ratios & higher cement quarry dust ratios & M40 mixes showed the lowest workability compared to other M20 & M30 QD mixes. M40 – 0.43 showed 5 mm slump & it was an 80% sharp decrease than M40 – 0.41 mix.

This study shows the comparative analysis engineering, the physical and mechanical properties of river sand concrete with quarry dust concrete. The selected materials were batched by weight and volume. The water-cement ratio was opted as 0.50 1:2:4 for mix ratio was selected for the experimental investigation, respectively. The specimens were cured …

To overcome these problems there is a need of cost effective alternative and innovative materials. Quarry dust is a waste obtained during quarrying process. It has very recently gained good attention to be used as an effective filler material instead of fine aggregate. ... After a long gap, studies are initiated to use quarry dust as fine ...

This dust is called as quarry dust [16]. This dust is generated in all quarries but the composition of quarry dust differs as per the raw materials used in the quarry. Quarry dust are generally classified as aggregates which are fine and generally proposed as a replacement for sand in concrete.

Quarry dust is a flowable material used for ecofriendly waste for where the grade of conventional concrete is prepared. The mix of nano silica and GGBS with concrete (50 % GGBS, 46% OPC, and 4 % ...

Quarry dust and Marble powder are the most used among such materials to replace river sand, which can be used as alternative to fine aggregate in concrete. In the present investigation workability and strength of concrete was evaluated by replacement of natural sand by Quarry dust and marble powder in equal proportions of 0%, 10%, 20%, …

Aluminum dross, cement, sand, and quarry dust were used in a variety of proportions with a constant percentage of fly ash for the design of nine concrete mixtures. Aluminum dross was replaced by 5, 10, 15, and 20% of the cement mass. ... Concrete is the most common material used in construction. Cement and natural river sand are the two …

The use of laterite stabilized with cement using quarry dust as additive for use as base course material was investigated. The laterite soil used was an A-2-6 and GP soil using AASHTO and USCS ...

The shale quarry dust (SQD) in its natural state had an average liquid limit (LL) as 38%, plasticity index (PI) as 24% and fines fraction as 14%, which is regarded as poor material according to ...

An attempt has been made in this investigation to assess the influence of non-conventional and cheaper filler such as quarry dust in bitumen paving mixes. It has been observed as a result of this ...

The material used in this study as replacement of fine aggregate (river sand) was oven-dried alum sludge. While quarry dust and limestone dust were also employed as non-reactive industrial waste material, to identify the specific effect of oven-dried alum sludge in concrete. All the materials were crushed to obtain smaller particle size and ...

aggregate as column filler. Column filler materials normally consist of stone aggregates between 20 to. 75 mm, gravel and sand are compacted into a vertical hole generally of 0.6 to 1.0 meter in d ...

Quarry dust is a waste material that is generated during quarrying activities. This material degrades the quality of neighborhood due to landfill requirements, and causes air pollution.

Carbon footprint reduction of paving materials could be explored through recycling mining by-products into different applications, which will preserve natural resources and decrease environmental …

Quarry dust can be used as a substitute for sand to improve the properties of lateritic soil Soosan et al. (2001b). Sridharan et al. (2005), conducted studies on the effect of quarry dust on the geotechnical properties of soil used in highway construction and concluded that the CBR value steadily increased with increase in percentage of quarry ...

The coefficient of curvature, Cc of river sand is 0.96 and the uniformity coefficient, Cu of river sand is 2.11. The corresponding values for quarry dust are 0.8 and 5.45, respectively. A well ...

Quarry dust could be used for building purposes and this will reduce the cost of construction and volume of construction materials will also be reduced (Shyam and Rao, 2016).

particles of size less than 0.125 mm and its specific gravity is 2.53. Crushed quarry dust powder smaller than 150μm is also used as a partial replacement material and its specific gravity was measured to be 2.30. Lime stone powder and Crushed quarry dust powder used in this study are shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. Angular shaped aggregates of ...

In the realm of construction materials, one often-overlooked hero is quarry dust. This humble byproduct of the quarrying process packs a punch in terms of versatility, durability, and environmental sustainability. ... The use of quarry dust in the production of bricks and building blocks is gaining popularity. Its fine texture allows for ...

Therefore, the conc urrent use of quarry dust and fly ash in concrete will lead to the benefits of using such material s being ad ded and some of the undesirable effects being negated (Chandana ...

The quarry dust has been used as a partial replacement for cement proportion at different levels of replacement (25%, 30% and 35%). Quarry dust was used as the main material in this project to measure the effectiveness of concrete performance. In this research, the quarry dust composition was determined by using X-Ray …

The use of quarry dust as a building material has been accepted in the advanced countries in the past three decades [6], [7]. The level of utilization stems from sustained research work carried out regarding increasing application of quarry fine aggregate. ... 25% and quarry dust were used in the concrete mixes. The 25% is …

Quarry dust has been used for different activities in the construction industry, such as road construction and manufacture of building materials, such as lightweight aggregates, bricks, tiles, and autoclave blocks. Researches have been conducted in different parts of the world, to study the effects of incorporation of quarry …

Quarry Dust for this study was collected from Chikhli, Surat, Gujarat, India. Quarry dust is the byproduct of the crushing process of rocks. It is the one type of industrial waste. It is the hazardous material for environment as well as human. It causes the Air pollution. It has a high shear strength due to which we can use as a stabilizer.

The use of. quarry dust in concrete is desirable because of its benefits such as useful disposal of byproducts, reduction of river sand consumption as well as increasing the strength parameters ...

Use of quarry dust in bulk quantities will greatly mitigate the environmental problems caused by dumping of quarry dust in open lands. ... Quarry dust, being fine material, is supposed to enhance the performance of CLSM made using the bottom ash. The objective of this paper is to study various engineering properties of CLSM made …

In this investigation, fly ash was substituted for the fine combination of Quarry Dust and cement. Partially substituting Fly Ash for Cement at 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25%. ... The majority of the materials that could be used are fly-ash and industrial waste from the granite industry, both of which are harmful to the environment and need to ...

River sand and lateritic soils were sourced locally around the Landmark University premise with a geographical position of 8.1239° N, 5.0834° E. Red earth soil (Fig. 1) was gotten at a location around a hilly terrain within the University premise while quarry dust (Fig. 2) was obtained from a quarry site within the township of Omuaran at a …