Abstract :

Concrete Is The Most Undisputable And Indispensable Material Being Used In Infrastructure Development Throughout The World. Today The Construction Industry Is In Need Of Finding Cost Effective Materials For Increasing The Strength Of Concrete Structures. The Appropriate Utilization Of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) Residues Is A Worldwide Studied Topic Over The Last Decades. One Of The Possibilities Is To Use MSWI Ashes In Concrete Production, As It Is Done With Coal Combustion Products M Sand And Municipal Solid Waste Finer Than 600 µ Is Reported To Have Pozzolanic Behaviour. An Attempt Is Made To Investigate The Possibility Of Using The M Sand, Municipal Solid Waste Are The Partial Replacement Of Ordinary Portland Cement In Concrete. The Study Has Been Made To Evaluate The Effect On Mechanical And Durability Properties Of M40 Grade Concrete Made With Replacement Of Cement With M Sand, (0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20% And 25%) And Municipal Solid Waste, (0%, 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10% And 12.5%) By Weight. For Each Set Mechanical Properties Were Studied By Performing Compression Test For Cubes, Flexural Test For Beams And Split Tensile Test For Cylinders And Durability Properties Were Studied By Performing Acid Attack, Alkaline Attack And Sulphate Attack Test For Cubes. Key Words: M Sand, Municipal Solid Waste, Mechanical, Durability, Acid Attack, Alkaline Attack, Sulphate Attack

Published:

08-7-2025

Issue:

Vol. 25 No. 7 (2025)

Page Nos:

93-98

Section:

Articles

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