Study on partial replacement of cement by hyposludge on concrete with chemical admixture

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Authors: S.D. Anitha Selvasofia, S. D. Sundarsingh Jebaseelan, P. Devadharshini, S. Dhana Lakshmi, S. Vijay Aswath, J. Mark Jadan
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Abstract

Chemical pollution is increasing every year. Therefore, the quality of the environment deteriorates. Chemical industries such as cement production account for approximately 10% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. The cement industry produces waste chemicals such as fluorogypsum and phosphogypsum, which have no effect on building materials and their strength. Therefore, the use of cement should be minimized. But this is impossible. Therefore, a minimum of 5% to 10% of other relevant information is possible. Hyposludge seems to solve this problem. It has binding properties due to the presence of silica and magnesium. This is a large amount (500 million tons per year) of paper industry waste produced by the paper industry and causing environmental pollution. Therefore, they can be used effectively to prevent the stone from being thrown away. The resulting stone costs less. The strength and workability of concrete in which less mud was used instead of cement was investigated and low-density concrete was found to be effective. Dr.Fixit Pidi proof chemical additive was also used in this study.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Concrete and Cement Materials Research Materials Engineering and Processing Concrete Properties and Behavior

Publication details

Journal / source
AIP conference proceedings
Volume
3393
Pages
040005–040005
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN