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Vol. 4  No. 5 (2018) · Articles

Partial Replacement of cement with GGBS in fiber reinforced concrete

Valeti Ravikumar
PG Student, Department of structural engineering & vignan deemed to be university , IN

B J N Satish
PG Student, Department of structural engineering & vignan deemed to be university , IN

Akkineni lakshmi Sindhu
PG Student, Department of structural engineering & vignan deemed to be university , IN

Ganguluri Manideepthi
PG Student, Department of structural engineering & vignan deemed to be university , IN

📅 Published: May 2018

Keywords: Banana fiber,Jute fiber,GGBS.

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Abstract

Concrete is globally used material.Concrete is broadly utilized in structural engineering with its high compressive strength, minimum cost and abudantly used raw material. But commonly concrete has mainly two insufficiencies, a low elasticity and a low resist fracture.To defeat this World wide a lot of research is currently being conducted concerning the use of fiber reinforced concrete, This research aims at providing the fibers which are ecofriendly . Mainly the two fibers selected for this reserch are Banana fiber and Jute fiber as they are natural fibers,they are eco-friendy and cost efficient.In this research different percentages of banana fiber and jute fiber having 20mm length were added to the total concrete ,and also to improve the comressive strength, cement is replaced partially with GGBS . M40 grade of concrete mix is used And To Determine the optimum percentage of each fiber and GGBS.

How to Cite

Valeti Ravikumar, B J N Satish, Akkineni lakshmi Sindhu, Ganguluri Manideepthi, “Partial Replacement of cement with GGBS in fiber reinforced concrete,” International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, vol. 4, no. 5, pp. 950-958, May 2018.

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