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A Comprehensive Survey on the Concurrent Use of Waste Materials in Concrete

Author(s) Mr. Gaurav Sahu, Prof. SHUBHAM DASHORE, Ms. JYOTIKA KOSRE, Mr. YUGAL VERMA, Ms. VALLEY CHANDRAKAR, Ms. B KIRTI
Country India
Abstract Concrete is a building material, composed of a Binder (e.g. Portland cement ), The one which helps in forming the rigid framework in concrete (e.g. coarse and fine aggregates) , Admixture /Additives( to enhance a particular property of concrete 0 & water. Out of these materials, cement , and, aggregate are proven to be partially replaceable with the help of various attempts from decades. These practices not only minimize the cost of construction, but a suitable material can very much contribute to carbon emission reduction. As there is rapid industrialization,, it is our responsibility as a whole to not only reduce the carbon, but also to treat the emitted and deposited carbons. With the rapid industrialization, in few decades, there is a lot s of tonnes of waste in all forms of matter. While gaseous & liquid pollution is a bigger hazard to sustainability, focusing on the treatment or utilization methods for solid depositions may have a positive impact overall in a longer run. So, this study is expected to bring some waste materials which have the capacity to blend effortlessly with the concrete ingredient, with negligible negative remark.
Keywords Sustainability, Concrete, Replacement, Cement, Fine-aggregate, Coarse-aggregate, Waste, Performance, Strength, Durability
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Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-06-08
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