Effect of Admixtures on the Thermo-Physical Properties of Non Autoclaved Light Weight Block Using Marble Dust

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In the present study, use of marble dust an inert filler produced by the marble cutting industries in the development of light weight block (LWB) of density 800 kg/m3 by non-auto clave method has been studied. Various mechanical and thermo-physical properties have been evaluated. It has been possible to replace cement by up to 20% when no additive is used. With the use of activator and super plasticizer at 50% replacement of cement by marble dust, compressive strength and water absorption are well within the Indian standard code 2185. With the use of accelerator and super plasticizer it is possible to reduce the de moulding time from 48 hrs to 6 hrs. Thermal conductivity of blocks varies from 1.16 to 2.30 [W/mK]. The variation in thermal conductivity depends upon its density which varies from 800 kg/m3 to 2400 kg/m3.

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