“Using residual ceramic tile powder and Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex for improving concrete'

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“Using residual ceramic tile powder and Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex for improving concrete's properties

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1M.Tech student, Department of Civil Engineering, Lucknow Institute of Technology, Lucknow,UP

2Head of Department , Department of Civil Engineering, Lucknow Institute of Technology, Lucknow ***

ABSTRACT: The concrete When used to build structures and then given time to cure, concrete a mixture of cement, water, sand, pebbles, or crushed rocks (the aggregate or fillers) hardens into stone. The three essential components are water, aggregate, and cement. In comparison to steel, plastic and polymer are the least expensive and most widely available materials .The cement industry is one of the three primary producers of carbon dioxide, a significant greenhouse gas. As of 2011, it contributed 7% to global human CO2 emissions, mostly as a result of the sintering of clay and limestone at a temperature of 15000 C. Concrete construction and repair projects are using Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex emulsions more frequently because of its advantages in terms of flexure strength, compressive strength, adhesion, and impermeability. SBR emulsion can boost the compressive and flexural strength of concrete members when applied in a certain proportion between old and new concrete layers. The ceramics industries are under pressure to come up with a solution for the disposal of the growing volume of ceramic waste. In order to protect the environment, several industrial sectors, especially the building industry, should use ceramic waste powder. As a result, more eco-friendly concrete is being used. By partially substituting leftover ceramic tile powder for cement, concrete can be produced more environmentally friendly. With SBR latex and waste ceramic tile powder, the study's objective is to create an inexpensive and environmentally friendly concrete replacement.

Key Words: Styrene Butadiene rubber latex, Waste ceramic tile powder , eco-friendly concrete, compressive strength, flexural strength.

1. INTRODUCTION

Concreteisacompositematerialmadeofcoarsegranularmaterial(theaggregateorfiller)thatisencasedinastiffmatrixof material(thecementorbinder)thatfillsthegapsandholdstheaggregateparticlestogether.Concretecanalternativelybe thought of as a composite material made mostly of a binding medium with embedded aggregate particles or fragments. Concretecanbesimplestrepresentedasfollows:

Coarse aggregate + fine aggregate + cement + water+ admixture→

concrete

Themostcommonbuildingmaterialworldwideisconcrete.Itisutilisedinawidevarietyofstructures,includingbridges, dams,paving,andbuildingframes.Additionally,comparedtoothermaterials,itisutilisedthemostwidelyintheworld.In termsoftonnageandvolume,itsglobalproductionoutpacesthatofsteelbyaratioof10andmorethan30respectively.Atthe presenttime,concreteisconsumedatarateofabout10billiontonnesannually,ormorethan1.7tonnesperperson.Byweight, itconsumesmorethantentimesasmuchsteeldoes.Whyisconcretesopopularifitisneitherastoughnorasstrongassteel? Economical: The cheapest and most widely-available material is concrete. Comparing concrete to other engineered constructionmaterials,thecostofmanufactureisinexpensive.Water,aggregate,andcementarethethreemainingredients. Plasticandpolymeraretheleastpricedmaterialsascomparedtosteelandarewidelyaccessible.Thismakesitpossiblefor concretetobemanufacturedlocallywhereveritisneeded,savingonthetransportationexpensesassociatedwithmostother materials.

1.1 SBR LATEX (STYRENE BUTADIENE RUBBER)

Styrene-butadienerubber,anall-purposesyntheticrubber,ismadefromacopolymerofstyreneandbutadiene(SBR).SBR consistsprimarilyofbutadiene(CH2=CH-CH=CH2)andstyrene(CH2=CHC6H5),around75%and25%,respectively.Thesetwo compoundsaretypicallycopolymerized(theirshort,single-unitmoleculesarejoinedtoformlong, multi-unit molecules) duringtheemulsionprocess.DuetoalackofnaturalrubberduringWorldWarsIandII,research onsyntheticrubberwas conductedinEuropeandtheUS,leadingtothedevelopmentofSBR.Germanchemistsstartedproducingsyntheticelastomers in 1929 by copolymerizing two substances with a catalyst. After butadiene, one of the copolymers, and sodium, the polymerizationcatalyst,thisserieswasgiventhenameBuna.Asaresultofbeingdeprivedofitsnaturalrubbersourcesfrom

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EastAsiaduringWorldWarII,theUnitedStatescreatedanumberofsyntheticmaterials,includingacopolymerofbutadiene andstyrene.

1.2 CERAMIC TILE POWDER

Theceramicsindustriesareunderpressuretocomeupwithasolutionforthedisposalofthegrowingvolumeofceramicwaste Inordertoprotecttheenvironment,severalindustrialsectors,especiallythebuilding industry,shoulduseceramicwaste powder.Asaresult,moreeco-friendlyconcreteisbeingused.Ceramicwasteisclassifiedasnon-hazardoussolidwastesinceit exhibitsPozzolanicproperties.Asaresult,recycledmaterialscanbeappliedoncemoreinmanydifferentbuildingconstruction processes.Industrialwastesthatarecoarserthancementparticlesgenerallymakeupupto35%oftheaggregateinconcrete mixtures.

2. OBJECTIVE

1. ToinvestigatetheeffectsofStyreneButadieneRubber(SBR)latexonthecompressivestrength,flexuralstrength,and workabilityofconcrete.

2. Toestablishthebestratioofstyrenebutadienerubberlatextopowdereddiscardedceramictileforthebestconcrete mix.

3. Tolookintonewmaterialsaspossiblealternativesforcurrentonesinordertomakeconcretethatismorereasonably pricedandenvironmentallyfriendly.

3. METHODOLOGY

1. Severalliteraturereviewswereundertakentobetterunderstandthesubjectbeforetheprojectwasstarted.

2. Specifictestsonthematerialsutilisedinthedissertationworkwereconductedtodeterminetheirspecifications andquality.

3. UsingIS10262-2009,themixdesignforM25gradeconcretewascompleted.

4. ThepreparedandmixedM25gradeconcrete'scompressiveandflexuralstrengthswereevaluatedafter28days.

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4. MATERIALS USED 1. OrdinaryPortlandcement 2. Fineaggregate 3. Coarseaggregate 4. Admixtures 5. Styrene
Latex 6. Wasteceramic
powder 5. TESTS 5.1CEMENT  Settingtimeofthecement  Compressivestrengthofcement 5.2 TESTS ON AGGREGATES  Sieveanalysisoffineaggregate  Sieveanalysisofcoarseaggregate 5.3 TESTS ON CONCRETE  Slumptest  Compressivestrengthtestofconcrete
ButadieneRubber(SBR)
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Flexuralstrengthtestconcrete. 5.4 TESTS ON WASTE CERAMIC TILE POWDER

6.1 FLEXURAL TEST RESULTS

Table -1: ForFlexuralStrengthatvariouspercentageofSBRLatexand0%ceramicpowder

Variation of Flexural Strength For Various Percentage of SBR Latex

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SBR latex percentage Flexural strength at 28 days (N/mm2) 0 3.65 1.5 3.68 3.0 3.83 4.5 3.97 6.0 4.13 7.5 4.37 9.0 4.18 10.5 4.05 3.65 3.68 3.83 3.97 4.13

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4.4 0 1.5 3 4.5 6 7.5 9 10.5 Flexural Strength at 28 das ()N/mm 2) Percentage of SBR Latex

4.37 4.18 4.05 3.2

Variation of Flexural Strength For Various Percentage of SBR Latex Graph -1:GraphForFlexuralStrengthatVarious%ofSBRLatex

Table-2: ForFlexuralStrengthat7.5%SBRLatexandvariousPercentageofCeramicPowder 75%SBRLatex&CeramicPowder Percentage FlexuralStrengthat28Days(N/mm2) 10 3.87 20 3.45 30 329 40 245

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 Specificgravityofceramictilepowder 6. RESULTS

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Graph-2: FlexuralStrengthat7.5%SBRLatex&various%ofceramicpowder

7. CONCLUSIONS

Onthebasisofvarioustestfindingsfromlaboratoryexperiments,thepresentstudyhasestimatedthemechanicalpropertiesof threetypesofconcrete:plainconcrete,latexmodifiedconcrete,andlatexmodifiedceramictilepowderreinforcedconcrete.

The following conclusions are reached based on these findings and the observations obtained during this experimental researchstudy:-

1. At0%SBRlatexand0%ceramictheflexuralstrengthisseentobe3.67N/mm2 after28days.

2. At7.5%SBRlatexand0%ceramictheflexuralstrengthisseentobe4.37N/mm2maximumfromalltheresults.

3. ItisseenthatasweincreasethepercentageofSBRat0%ceramictheflexuralstrengthoftheconcretefirststartsto increasethenitstartsdecreasing.

4. At7.5%SBRlatexandvariouspercentageofceramicpowdertheflexuralstrengthiscalculated.

5. At7.5%SBRlatexand10%ceramicpowderflexuralstrengthisseentobemaximum.

6. Asweincreasethepercentageofceramicpowdertheflexuralstrengthofconcretedecreasesthusspecificpercentage ofceramicpowderisused.

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BIOGRAPHIES

IhavecompletedmyB.techincivilengineeringfromG.LBajajinstituteoftechnologyintheyear2017Gr.Noida.NowIam pursuingM.techincivilengineeringfromLucknowInstituteoftechnology.

Mr.RajneeshKumarisworkingasHeadofDepartmentinLucknowinstituteoftechnologyincivildepartmentandhave workingexperienceof10years.

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