An Experimental Investigation on Different Types of Slags in Partial Replacement in Cement

An Experimental Investigation on Different Types of Slags in Partial Replacement in Cement

NARRAYAPPA MANI.1,KABDULBAVAJI2.

1PGStudent,Dept.ofCivil(structuralengineeringandConstructionManagement),Golden Valley Integrated Campus, Madanapalli, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, India.

2Assistantprofessor,Dept.ofcivilengineering,GoldenValleyIntegratedCampus, Madanapalli, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.

ABSTRACT:

In India, the preparation of Portland bond was initiated around the year 1912. The startingwas not exceptionally encouraging and development of bond industry was moderate. At the season of freedom in 1947, the introduced limit of cement plants in India was roughly 4.5 million tons and real creation around 3.2 million tons for every year. The huge development movement attempted amid the different 5 years designs predominantly amid the required the development of concrete industry. However, the five-year plans envisaged for Multi-purpose projects and also for rapid industrial growth remained stinteddue to the complete control exercised by the Government over the cement industry. As the infra structure sector was developing during 1980’s prompted the various industrial organizations were interested for setup new cement plants in the country. The full liberalization on cement industry in 1988 further provided rapid expansion for the growth.

Concrete is highly used construction material and, in that cement, plays a major role in bonding and due to its huge usage, the natural resources are getting depleted, hence it is time tosearchforalternativematerialforcement.In that direction, the current research involves multi-material combination i.e., copper slag, steel slag, and GGBS slag. Initially individual influence of material is elevated later the combination of material is done with different proportions. The optimum proportions will be considered for all mechanical properties.