Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering

Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering

Investigating the Composition of Zeolite and Ceramic Waste on the Resistance and Durability of SCC Concrete

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Mahmoud Reza Golshan 1
Farhad Avaznejad 2
amirhossein bazaee 1
1 Instructor, Department Of Civil Engineering, Technical And Vocational University (TVU), Tehran, Iran
2 Instructor, Department Of Architecture And Urban Planning, Technical And Vocational University (TVU), Tehran, Iran
10.22065/jsce.2023.396699.3112
Abstract
In Iran, the increase in migration in the cities and the increase in the construction of buildings has caused a lot of extraction of natural stone mines for the production of concrete. Also, repairing or demolishing dilapidated buildings increases the production of waste and construction waste, especially in big cities. Unfortunately, a large amount of these construction wastes are transferred to the surroundings of the cities as waste and buried. These two causes cause the sustainability of the environment to face a serious risk. The use of recyclable materials and their reuse in the construction of new materials has many advantages, which include economic savings, reducing the amount of waste and preserving natural resources such as stone mines. In this research, with the aim of recycling and reusing construction waste, ceramic waste in different volume ratios of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% was used instead of natural sand in self-compacting concrete. Also, in order to increase the quality of rheology and consistency of SCC concrete, zeolite powder was used instead of stone powder. The tests performed include slump flow, V funnel, L box, compressive strength at different ages, concrete durability check against freezing, and concrete failure SEM check. The results of this research showed that adding up to 25% of ceramic waste in concrete reduces the 28-day compressive strength by less than 10%. Also, the amount of weight loss and resistance of this design after exposure to 300 cycles of melting and freezing were measured as 3.2% and 5.9%, respectively.
Keywords
Ceramic Waste
Zeolite
Green Concrete
Recycled Concrete
SCC Concrete

Subjects

  • k, shariatmadar.h, (2019). A systematic review of construction waste management researches. In the third international conference on applied research in structural engineering and construction management
  • Shokohian,.n, razavi.k, (2011). Management and solutions to reduce environmental pollution of construction waste and their recycling. In the 6th national congress of civil engineering
  • k, shariatmadar, h. (2021). Ranking of construction waste creation factors according to project success criteria. In the 12th international congress of civil engineering
  • r (2019). Investigating factors affecting the reduction of construction waste production in mass construction projects using fuzzy logic. Imran and project journal, 1(1), 39-52.‎
  • Amini tousi.a, torabi.m (2015). Relative advantages of the light steel frame (lsf) construction system in reducing the production of construction waste and the resulting environmental hazards. In the first national green house conference
  • m (2021). Optimal design and construction management on construction and operational waste landfills. Structural and construction engineering, 8(1), 111-130.‎
  • k, (2019). Production and organization of construction waste in developing countries, a case study of tehran metropolis. Civil engineering, (51.1), 25-32.
  • Vejmelková, E., Keppert, M., Rovnaníková, P., Ondráček, M., Keršner, Z., & Černý, R. (2012). Properties of high performance concrete containing fine-ground ceramics as supplementary cementitious material. Cement and Concrete Composites, 34(1), 55-61.
  • Zimbili, O., Salim, W., & Ndambuki, M. (2014). A review on the usage of ceramic wastes in concrete production. International Journal of Civil, Environmental, Structural, Construction and Architectural Engineering, 8(1), 91-95.
  • Meena, R. V., Jain, J. K., Chouhan, H. S., & Beniwal, A. S. (2022). Use of waste ceramics to produce sustainable concrete: A review. Cleaner Materials, 4, 100085.Asgari, a, ghorbanian, t., yousefi, n., dadashzadeh, d., khalili, f., bagheri, a., mahvi, a. H. (2017). Quality and quantity of construction and demolition waste in tehran. Journal of environmental health science and engineering, 15, 1-8.
  • l, vafamher.f, elahi.r, (2022). Identification and ranking of indicators effective in preventing waste production in residential buildings in line with regional sustainable development. Quarterly journal of geography (regional planning), 12(3), 523-508.‎
  • Islamic republic news agency (1401) , https://irna.ir/xnvcm
  • Tehran municipality news base, (1401), shahr.ir/x6tr
  • Suchithra, s., sowmiya, m., & pavithran, t. (2022). Effect of ceramic tile waste on strength parameters of concrete-a review. Materials today: proceedings.
  • Xu, f., lin, x., zhou, a., liu, q. F. (2022). Effects of recycled ceramic aggregates on internal curing of high performance concrete. Construction and building materials, 322, 126484.
  • Juan-valdés, a., rodriguez-robles, d., (2021). Mechanical and microstructural properties of recycled concretes mixed with ceramic recycled cement and secondary recycled aggregates. A viable option for future concrete. Construction and building materials, 270, 121455.
  • Anderson, d. J., smith, s. T., & au, f. T. (2016). Mechanical properties of concrete utilising waste ceramic as coarse aggregate. Construction and building materials, 117, 20-28.
  • Mousavi, e, murshid, r, & eslami, a. (1401). Investigating the effect of tile soil waste as a substitute for cement on the properties of structural concrete. Concrete research, 15(1), 71-83. Doi: 10.22124/jcr.2022.20712.1518
  • Safi khani, f, khani, m. (2018). Investigating the mechanical properties of self-compacting concrete made from broken tile waste. New approaches in civil engineering, 3(3), 1-18. Sid. Https://sid.ir/paper/266201/fa
  • Qudousi p, salehi am. Investigating the waterproofing of self-compacting concrete containing limestone powder based on rheological parameters
  • Saadat khosh, m, arzoomandi, a, shagaig. (2021). Laboratory study of mechanical characteristics and durability of concrete containing recycled concrete aggregate and zeolite. Ferdowsi civil engineering, 33(4), 15-32
  • Mansouri, b, aghamejidi, r, bazaei, a, ghadoumizadeh, gh. (1401). The use of ocher soil and nano aluminum oxide in the colorability of concrete and the investigation of some mechanical properties and wear durability of concrete. Structural engineering and construction, doi: 10.22065/jsce.2023.375610.2986
  • Safai, a, amiri, gh, razavi, m, begi,ha, hamid r. (1400). The effect of microsilica and zeolite on the medium-term behavior of expanding self-compacting concrete. Structural engineering and construction, 8(12), 184-207. Doi: 10.22065/jsce.2021.216035.2050
  • Ray, s., haque, m., sakib, (2021). Use of ceramic wastes as aggregates in concrete production: a review. Journal of building engineering, 43, 102567.
  • Pacheco-torgal, f., & jalali, s. (2010). Reusing ceramic wastes in concrete. Construction and building materials, 24(5), 832-838.
  • Pitarch, a. M., reig, l., tomás, a. E., & lópez, f. J. (2019). Effect of tiles, bricks and ceramic sanitary-ware recycled aggregates on structural concrete properties. Waste and biomass valorization, 10, 1779-1793.
  • Elçi, h. (2016). Utilisation of crushed floor and wall tile wastes as aggregate in concrete production. Journal of cleaner production, 112, 742-752.
  • Halicka, a., ogrodnik, p., & zegardlo, b. (2013). Using ceramic sanitary ware waste as concrete aggregate. Construction and building materials, 48, 295-305.
  • Reig, l., tashima, m. M., soriano, l., borrachero, m. V., monzó, j., & payá, j. (2013). Alkaline activation of ceramic waste materials. Waste and biomass valorization, 4, 729-736.
  • Higashiyama, h., yagishita, f., sano, m., & takahashi, o. (2012). Compressive strength and resistance to chloride penetration of mortars using ceramic waste as fine aggregate. Construction and building materials, 26(1), 96-101.
  • Medina, c., de rojas, m. S., & frías, m. (2012). Reuse of sanitary ceramic wastes as coarse aggregate in eco-efficient concretes. Cement and concrete composites, 34(1), 48-54.
  • Astm-c1611, (2021). Standard test method for slump flow of self-consolidating concrete. Usa.
  • Iran concrete standard, (1400), sixth chapter, durability or reliability of concrete, 114-124.
  • Iran concrete standard, (1400), chapter eight, acceptance of concrete strength, 204.
  • Bs en 12350-9:2010, testing fresh concrete self-compacting concrete. V-funnel test. European standard
  • Bazaei, a, mansouri, b, aghamjidi, r, gulshan, m. (1401). Investigating the mechanical properties and freezing durability of yellow colored concrete with different weight ratios of mush clay pigment (limonite). Structural engineering and construction, . Doi: 10.22065/jsce.2023.368634.2967
  • Shahriari, Leila, Azimi, Abbas, & Ghadoumizadeh, Ghazaleh. (1402). The effect of simultaneous use of bentonite and zeolite on the behavior and durability of self-compacting concrete. Structural engineering and construction, -. Doi: 10.22065/jsce.2023.390580.3071

  • Receive Date 10 May 2023
  • Revise Date 22 July 2023
  • Accept Date 31 August 2023