“A Review on Experimental Investigation ofGeopolymer Concrete”
Momin Abdul Khavi
Assistant Professor, Momin Abdul Khavi Civil Engineering Department, E.E.S.C.O.E.T College of engineering Aurangabad431001, Maharashtra, India. , IN
Syed Furquan Ali
Assistant Professor, Momin Abdul Khavi Civil Engineering Department, E.E.S.C.O.E.T College of engineering Aurangabad431001, Maharashtra, India. , IN
Shaikh Mohammad Khalid
Assistant Professor, Momin Abdul Khavi Civil Engineering Department, E.E.S.C.O.E.T College of engineering Aurangabad431001, Maharashtra, India. , IN
Shaikh Abdul Azam
Assistant Professor, Momin Abdul Khavi Civil Engineering Department, E.E.S.C.O.E.T College of engineering Aurangabad431001, Maharashtra, India. , IN
Mohammad Arshad
Assistant Professor, Momin Abdul Khavi Civil Engineering Department, E.E.S.C.O.E.T College of engineering Aurangabad431001, Maharashtra, India. , IN
Keywords: Geopolymer concrete, Fly ash, GGBS, Alkaline Liquide, Sodium Silicate,
Abstract
The Geopolymer or Geopolymerisation or Geopolymer concrete is the best innovative concrete material which is produced by chemical process with industrial waste. General method of Geopolymer concrete is a homogeneous mixer of fly ash or steel waste (GGBS), fine aggregate, course aggregate and alkaline solutions. The industrial combustion waste fly ash and the steel plant waste (GGBS) are the base material for Geopolymer concrete. Alkaline solutions are prepared by mixing of silicate and hydroxide. By Geopolymer process of binding material the requirement of cement is reduced and emission of carbon-dioxide in atmosphere will reduce. High volume replacement of industrial waste or slag for development of concrete saves a lot of natural resources and energy which reduces the manufacture of Portland cement. In the present work, an attempt has been made to establish the mix proportion to Geopolymer Concrete by flyash with steel waste (GGBS). To study the compressive and tensile strength of Geopolymer Concrete and to prove that the new alternate concrete material is eco-friendly.
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