AN EXPERIMENT ANALYSIS ON REPLACEMENT OF WASTE GLASS AS COARSE AGGREGATE OF CONCRETE USING UTM

Abstract

Waste glass is a type of waste which can not be perished can only be recycled. Due to the ever-growing use of glass items, the amount of waste glass has been expanding tremendously in recent years. Most waste glass has been dumped in designated dump locations. Waste glass should not be buried into the earth because they are not biodegradable and therefore less environmental friendly. Our study on this content examines the possible exercise of persecuted waste glass into coarse total as relief in concrete. The variables then are both the fine and coarse summations cement and water proportion remain constant. The Mix proportion used was 1:1:2(cement fine summations coarse total) with water cement rate 0.45. According to this experimental study, waste glass can be utilised in place of coarse aggregate (up to 30%) with little to no decrease in strength.