Utilization of Disposed Waste Brick in Concrete Work
Keywords:
Corrosion, Concrete, Disposed waste brickAbstract
This research presents the development ground waste brick as a fine aggregate for producing concrete. Normal fine aggregate was partially replaced with ground waste brick at the dosage levels of 0%-100% by weight of normal fine aggregate. Ordinary Portland Cement Type I (CT) was used. Water to cement ratio (W/C) with constant of 0.48 was used. Superplasticizer (SP) was used to control the workability of concrete mixes. Compressive strength, porosity and resistance to the corrosion of concrete were investigated. Test results were found that the use of ground waste brick at the dosage levels of 25%-100% by weight of normal fine aggregate decreased compressive strength and increased porosity of concrete. However, the use of ground waste brick at the dosage levels of 25% by weight of normal fine aggregate improved resistance to the corrosion of concrete in comparison with that of ground waste brick at the dosage levels of 0%, 50%, 75% and 100% by weight of normal fine aggregate.
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