Experimental Study on Concrete With Partial Replacement of Cement by Perlite Powder
Journal: International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management (IJAIEM) (Vol.8, No. 3)Publication Date: 2019-04-15
Authors : T.Subramani C.Kathirvel G.Gobukrishnan S.Hariharan R.Udhaya Suriyan;
Page : 279-287
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Abstract
ABSTRACT Besides compressive strength, these indices indicate that perlite powder has a high pozzolanic effect and is an active mineral admixture (MA) for concrete. Structural lightweight aggregate concrete is an important and versatile material, which offers a range of technical, economic and environmental-enhancing and preserving advantages and is designed to become a dominant material in the new millennium. For structural application of lightweight concrete, the density is often more important than the strength. A decreased density for the same strength level reduces the self-weight, foundation size and construction costs. Structural lightweight aggregate concrete generally used to reduce dead weight of structure as well as to reduce the risk of earthquake damages to a structure because the earthquake forces that will influence the civil engineering structures are proportional to the mass of those structures. In this study, structural lightweight aggregate concrete was designed with the use of natural perlite aggregate that will provide an advantage of reducing dead weight of structure and to obtain a more economical structural lightweight concrete by the use of perlite powder as a replacement of the cement. Keywords: Pozzolanic, Admixture, light weight and concrete.
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