Authors:
Samiullah Qazi,, Attaul Haq,Sajjad Wali Khan,Fasih Ahmad Khan,Rana Faisal Tufail,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.12.00003Keywords:
Concrete,compressive strength,tensile strength,recycled plastic granules,steel fibers,Abstract
The plastic existence in abundance and its low biodegradability affect the environment. In recent years, researchers have tested numerous recycling techniques. However, each has its demerits. One such technique is recycling plastic as aggregates in concrete. It improves the concrete thermal insulation but depreciates its compressive and tensile strength, which is its core property in the construction industry. The objective of this research work is to efficiently utilize the plastic aggregate in concrete without deteriorating its strength with the use of steel fibers. In total eight concrete mix configurations were studied in this research. The result discussion includes compressive strength, split tensile test, and toughness index. The steel fiber used in the concrete mix with recycled plastic as fine aggregates improved the concrete strength. Its effects increase with an increase in % vol replacement of plastic aggregates with fine aggregates from 5 to 20.Refference:
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