Limitation The Maximum Utilization Rate Of Recycling Construction Waste In Iraq For A New Concrete Production

Authors

  • Saif Sami Hussein Al-Tameemi, Shoula Raad Naiem, Zeyad Faris Mohammed Ali, Osamah fouad abdulameer Alrubaye, Mustafa Saad Alobaidi Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64252/5jjb2257

Keywords:

extreme of affecting, supplanting, construction squander, new concrete, properties of concrete.

Abstract

The review was to decide the most extreme and trial of affecting reusing Construction squander like (bits of dirt blocks, tiles, glass and a portion of the old concrete because of the destruction of working) as a material replaces absolute weight of total (coarse and fine) underway of new concrete and study there impact on properties of concrete like compressive strength, retention, usefulness, w/c proportion by utilizing an alternate level of development squander (25, 50,75,100) % supplanting from the total complete weight, were utilized to make blends

Results demonstrated that:

1-Compressive strength of another substantial expanding by decreasing the rate proportion of supplanting development squander subsequent to smashing and wetting.

2-A high ingestion rate, as the higher the level of reused materials, the high measure of water needed for blending.

3-Low functionality of another substantial

4- A limit the greatest use pace of reusing development squander was 25% of total weight (fine + coarse), the compressive strength was 19 Mpa, droop = 3 cm, which is feasible to make new cement utilized in better places:

- Blinding cement

- Sidewalks and walkways

- Concrete square industry

- An establishment for light establishments, for example, traffic signals and publicizing and lighting posts

- Other applications.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

Downloads

Published

2025-07-02

Issue

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Limitation The Maximum Utilization Rate Of Recycling Construction Waste In Iraq For A New Concrete Production . (2025). International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 1179-1186. https://doi.org/10.64252/5jjb2257