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Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture

TA440.Z84 2015

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Main Author: Zulaika Mohd Fauzi
Format: text::Final Year Project
Language:English US
Published: 2024
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Concrete
Concrete slabs
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-320872024-05-05T02:03:32Z Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture Zulaika Mohd Fauzi Concrete Concrete slabs TA440.Z84 2015 Self-compacting concrete (SCC), known as high performance concrete (HPC) decrease construction time, labor and equipment on construction sites, with excellent deformability and segregation resistance, reduces noise and vibration related injuries and helps in achieving higher quality finish surfaces. This investigation aims to evaluate the effects of Bottom Ash (BA) and Used- Cooking Oil (UCO) on the physical properties and strength of hardened SCC. The main parameters that were studied involved design SCC mixes containing bottom ash and mineral admixtures of UCO. The cost of materials will be decreased by reducing the natural aggregates content and replaced by using bottom ash with an admixture, both from waste product. This project also investigated the hardened state of the properties of SCC such as compressive strength of SCC and aggregates impact value test (AIV). The finding of this study revealed that incorporating Bottom-ash provides low strength for SCC. Nevertheless, the compressive strength of SCC in research project developed at 28 days ranging from 6.306 to 7.860 N/mm2 by increasing the bottom ash content of concrete to 15%. Understanding and attention of the UCO as admixture to be used is essential to ensure the consistency of the SCC mixture. The potential of Bottom-ash as a fine aggregates replacement material to produce SCC should be exploited by the Malaysia construction industry. The results showed that incorporating bottom-ash could succesfully develop an economical SCC if better adjustment to this project's mix design and additional admixture is used. 2024-05-03T07:17:51Z 2024-05-03T07:17:51Z 2015 Resource Types::text::Final Year Project https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/32087 en_US application/pdf
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topic Concrete
Concrete slabs
spellingShingle Concrete
Concrete slabs
Zulaika Mohd Fauzi
Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
description TA440.Z84 2015
format Resource Types::text::Final Year Project
author Zulaika Mohd Fauzi
author_facet Zulaika Mohd Fauzi
author_sort Zulaika Mohd Fauzi
title Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
title_short Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
title_full Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
title_fullStr Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
title_full_unstemmed Mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (SCC) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (UCO) as admixture
title_sort mechanical properties of self compacting concrete (scc) containing bottom ash as a fine aggregates replacement and used-cooking oil (uco) as admixture
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