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REVIEW: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON EFFECT OF NANO MATERIALS ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE AND PLANE STRESS ANALYSIS USING ANSYS SOFTWARE

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Umera F. Malim

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Prof. G. N. Chavan-Patil

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These days, making efficient and cost-effective use of resources has taken precedence. The main ingredient in concrete, cement has been under criticism in recent years for the quantity of CO2 released during production. Although cement has better mechanical properties, it hasn’t been able to live up to the expectations in terms of durability. Owing to cement’s shortcomings, scientists started looking into additives that would enhance concrete’s qualities while also making it stronger and lighter. Fly ash, silica fume, and other micro particles were added to cementitious materials to improve their compactness, strength, and durability. These additives were also selected because they are eco-friendly by products of industrial waste that may be handled ethically. Fly ash has significant disadvantages because it is not good for initial strength increase and setting time. Because silica fume affects cementitious material performance, researchers have recently become interested in combining it with ceramic waste and rice husk ash. A more effective way to utilize rice husk ash, a by-product of rice cultivation, would be to replace 10% to 15% of cement. Studies have shown improvements in the durability performance of recycled ceramic waste concrete and rice husk ash concrete. There are issues since the RHA production process is quite time-consuming. With the discovery of nano-particles (NP) smaller than 100 nm, researchers have advanced the field of nanotechnology to new levels. The mechanical properties of many materials, including polymers and cementitious materials, can be enhanced by NP. NP is also helpful in the fields of food, engineering, and medicine. This led researchers to investigate the effects of nano-silica (NS) on concrete in further detail. Nano materials can improve the compressive strength and ductility of concrete. In this project an effort will be made to increase the compressive strength of concrete using Nano materials and waste product like GGBS. Also plane stress analysis of concrete cubes and cylinders is to be done using Ansys Software to find deformation, principal stresses and shear stresses.

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Nano –Silica Nano Titanium dioxide Ansys GGBS Compressive strength

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Umera F. Malim, Prof. G. N. Chavan-Patil, "REVIEW: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON EFFECT OF NANO MATERIALS ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE AND PLANE STRESS ANALYSIS USING ANSYS SOFTWARE," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 8, no. 7, Jul 2024. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM36369

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