Feasibility of Using Clay Ceramic Residue in Substitution of Washed Sand for Concrete Manufacturing

Matheus Godinho Ornelas; Thais Loesch Almeida Souza; Arthur Medeiros Rocha; Stenio Cavalier Cabral; Ana Lúcia Diegues Skury; Sergio Neves Monteiro

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.820.553

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Feasibility of Using Clay Ceramic Residue in Substitution of Washed Sand for Concrete Manufacturing

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Residue materials accumulated in the working yards of building construction in Brazil are commonly discarded into landfill areas, which represents a non-sustainable procedure. To revert this situation, a possible remediation could be the selection of these residues to be recycled as useful materials in the same building construction. In the present work, clay ceramic wastes, such as broken bricks and tiles, obtained as civil construction residues, were used in substitution of washed sand currently applied in concrete fabrication. It was found that a 30% substitution presented, within the standard deviation, a smaller strength to the concrete with comparable trace of sand, but still complying with the norm.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 820)

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Matheus Godinho Ornelas*, Thais Loesch Almeida Souza, Arthur Medeiros Rocha, Stenio Cavalier Cabral, Ana Lúcia Diegues Skury, Sergio Neves Monteiro

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Civil Construction Residue, Compression Strength, Concrete, Fired-Clay Ceramic

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