Utilization of Coir Fibers with Sedu Soil for Manufacturing of Bricks

The increasing demand for sustainable construction materials has driven research into the utilisationof coir fibers with sedu soil for brick manufacturing. This study explores the feasibility of incorporating coconut coir fiber (Husk) waste products — coconut coir fiber (Husk) into brick production.By replacing traditional coir fiber (Husk) The use of soil s techniques in brick manufacturing has become increasing important for enhancing the properties of raw materials and promoting sustainable construction practices. Sedu soil, known for high plasticity and poor strength, poses challenges when used in traditional brick-making processes.This study explores the potential of incorporating coil fibers into sedu soil to improve its suitability for brick manufacturing. Coli fibers, with their helical structure, are recognized for their ability to enhance the mechanical properties of composite materials. In this research, the effects of different coil fiber content on the properties of sedu soil bricks were investigated. Various experimental tests, including compressive strength, shrinkage, and thermal conductivity, were performed on the bricks produced from sedu soil stabilized with varying percentages of coil fibers.The findings indicate that the inclusion of coil fibers significantly improved the mechanical strength, durability, and thermal performance of the bricks, making them more resilient and cost-effective. This study demonstrates that coil fibers can serve soil, offering a sustainable solution for improving the quality and performance of building materials in constructionIndia is one of the leading coconut directors in the world, producing 13 billion nuts per annum. Fired bricks are made by using soil beach mixes with different probabilities of rice cocoon ash.The blasting durations at 9000C were independently 2, 4 and 6 hours. The goods of rice cocoon content on workable mixing water content, Atterberg limits, direct loss , compressive strength and water absor