919· This study presents an in-depth investigation into the utilization of granite waste as a partial replacement for the M-sand in geopolymer concrete in various proportions such as 5, 10, 15, and 20%. Geopolymer in this study is made using GGBS as the precursor material and RHA-based derivative as the activator solution. The experimental research focuses on …
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This granite powder waste can be utilized for the preparation of concrete as partial replacement of sand. In order to explore the possibility of utilizing the granite powder as partial replacement to sand, an experimental investigation has been carried out.
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110· Sand and cement are indispensable ingredients of concrete but their production is causing sustainability problems. Two strategies have been adopted to reduce their consumption, namely, sand replacement with solid waste and …
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2016415· Hence, GCW can be used as a partial substitute of river sand and thereby reducing cost of concrete production. Optimal replacement of sand by GCW can open up new avenues in sustainable construction techniques and reduce the detrimental effect on environment due to waste disposal.
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2020315· Reducing waste disposal from stoneware industry and reducing use of sand in construction industry are both important for sustainable development. One strategy to tackle both problems is to utilize the waste from stoneware factories to replace the sand in mortar/concrete production. To study the possible use of granite polishing waste (GPW) as sand replacement, …
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202549· This article takes a granite mining project as an example, conducting research on the raw material testing of granite overburden, the original process scheme, and the improved process scheme, proposing a complete technical solution for the preparation of washed sand …
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2016310· The excessive consumption of river sand as a construction material has led to its acute scarcity. Researchers across the globe have attempted to utilize waste of copper slag, rubber tyre, recycled glass, pond ash, foundry sand, plastic, stone etc. as a partial or complete substitute of river sand in concrete. The present study investigates the feasibility of using …
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2 · This exploratory study investigates the use of waste foundry sand (WFS), combined with supplement cementitious materials (SCMs), in concrete production. The Preliminary …
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A. Sand Replacement: Vijayalakshmi and Sekar (2013) investigated the suitability of granite powder (GP) waste as a substitute material for fine/natural aggregate in concrete production.
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202461· The granite polishing waste (GPW), studied with different sand replacement percentages and w/c (water/cement) ratios, improves the pore filling ability between sand particles due to its fine particle size compared to natural sand particles.
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201611· This paper tries to bring about a comparison between marble slurry and granite cutting waste in terms of feasibility and efficiency as a potential replacement for natural sand …
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2025429· Waste rock refers to the rock debris produced during mining operations that does not contain economically valuable minerals. Sources of waste rock include rocks such as …
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20241113· Sand Production Process Of Mining Waste In the past few years, the construction industry has witnessed unprecedented growth, leading to an increased demand …
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2016310· The excessive consumption of river sand as a construction material has led to its acute scarcity. Researchers across the globe have attempted to utilize waste of copper slag, rubber tyre, recycled glass, pond ash, foundry sand, plastic, stone etc. as a partial or complete substitute of river sand in concrete. The present study investigates the feasibility of using …
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Additionally, granite waste sand contains a higher fines content than dune sand and clinker waste sand. Sand equivalent tests confirm that all sands fall within the 70% to 80% cleanliness …
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This work aims to characterize and evaluate the possibilities of using the granite sawing wastes, generated by the process industries from Salem District, as alternative raw materials in the production of concrete. This granite powder waste can be utilized for the preparation of concrete as partial replacement of sand.
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2020820· Out of this huge quantity of waste, a little is recycled and rest is dumped in open lands. This paper deals with the use of potential solid waste in concrete, particularly granite powder originating from granite industries and discarded soda-lime glass powder obtain from waste glass bottles.
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1130· Besides preventing valuable natural resources from going to waste, using stone waste from stone processing plants in concrete helps reduce environmental pollution and, therefore, offers a convenient route to sustainable development. The present study aims to use granite waste (GW) in high-strength refractory concrete.
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2020315· Reducing waste disposal from stoneware industry and reducing use of sand in construction industry are both important for sustainable development. One strategy to tackle both problems is to utilize the waste from stoneware factories to replace the sand in mortar/concrete production. To study the possible use of granite polishing waste (GPW) as sand replacement, …
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2016310· The present study investigates the feasibility of using granite cutting waste (GCW) as a partial substitute of river sand in high strength concrete based on strength, durability & microstructural attributes.
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The excessive consumption of river sand as a construction material has led to its acute scarcity. Researchers across the globe have attempted to utilize waste of copper slag, rubber tyre, recycled glass, pond ash, foundry sand, plastic, stone etc. as a partial or complete substitute of river sand in concrete. The present study investigates the feasibility of using granite cutting …
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110· Sand and cement are indispensable ingredients of concrete but their production is causing sustainability problems. Two strategies have been adopted to reduce their consumption, namely, sand replacement with solid waste and …
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1231· This comprehensive review and scientometric analysis address the critical need for sustainable construction practices by examining …
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1130· Besides preventing valuable natural resources from going to waste, using stone waste from stone processing plants in concrete helps reduce environmental pollution and, therefore, offers a convenient route to sustainable development. The present study aims to use granite waste (GW) in high-strength refractory concrete.
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2016415· Hence, GCW can be used as a partial substitute of river sand and thereby reducing cost of concrete production. Optimal replacement of sand by GCW can open up new avenues in sustainable construction techniques and reduce the detrimental effect on environment due to waste disposal.
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71· One of them is the utilization of granite powder in cementitious composites. The entire process related to the mining, processing of granite rocks and the production of granite powder waste (including environmental problems and the issue related to the increase of the deposition of mineral powder waste in Europe).
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20241115· The technical performance evaluation performed through physio-mechanical performance revealed that 20% natural sand replaced by granite cutting waste (GCW) is best …
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212· Materials and Methods Materials White granite waste from the slab finishing process was supplied by the Brumagran company, located in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Brazil. The steel waste, called FGD (Flue Gas Desulfurization), a waste dust from the gas treatment of the steel coking ovens, supplied by ArcelorMittal Serra, Brazil, was also used.
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Abstract - The granite industry produces substantial waste in the form of Waste Granite Powder (WGP) that remains non-biodegradable. This study explores the utilization of WGP in concrete production to have a green solution for waste disposal and environmental problems. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate how replacing fine aggregates with WGP influences both …
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