AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE USING COMBINATION OF WASTE TERRACOTTA AND GLASS PARTICLES.

The research successfully demonstrated that waste terracotta aggregates and glass aggregates can be effectively utilized as combined partial replacement materials in concrete production. The experiment results confirmed that the developed concrete achieved satisfactory mechanical properties while contributing to sustainability, waste management and conservation of natural resources. Therefore, the use of these waste materials in concrete can be considered a promising alternative for sustainable construction practices.  

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