THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE USABILITY OF THE WASTE CONCRETE FRACTURES AS SUPPORTING CONCRETE AGGREGATE

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M.Tolga Cogurcu, M. H. C. M. D. (2013). THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE USABILITY OF THE WASTE CONCRETE FRACTURES AS SUPPORTING CONCRETE AGGREGATE. Asian Journal of Current Engineering and Maths, 1(3). Retrieved from http://innovativejournal.in/index.php/ajcem/article/view/72
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Abstract

In this study, it is researched experimentally that supporting concrete having the same quality as C20-25 is obtained by using old C20/25 concrete fractures which are used very common in the practice instead of fine, coarse and fine-coarse aggregates in a normal concrete with a determined mix. In the posterior, it is seen that it is possible to obtain concrete in the same quality with C20/25 by using former C20/25 concrete fractures instead of fine aggregates. But the aggregate obtained from waste concrete that is used as fine concrete cannot be used as supporting concrete but when aggregate obtained from waste concrete is used as coarse concrete , it is possible to use it as supporting concrete.

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