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    ABSTRACT Concrete is one of the important materials of a building, which is basically formed from two main parts namely cement paste and aggregate. Cement paste consists of portland cement and water with or without additional ingredients (admixture). While the aggregate consists of coarse aggregate (crushed stone) and fine aggregate (sand). In this study used a rough aggregate filler material that comes from the dismantling of a brick wall. Dismantling red brick walls from a building is usually less reusable, and is only used as a heap or material on a construction project. The purpose of this research is expected to be more utilize the waste material as the base material of concrete. Besides, the availability of broken stone as a base material of concrete has been increasingly difficult, because the condition of the broken stone source is already increasingly concerning. The composition of the aggregate replacement variation using red brick discharge was 10%, 20%, and 30% from the weight of the crude aggregate obtained for the normal concrete mixture. The test specimens used for the compressive strength test are cuboid concrete, while for bending strength test are used beam-shaped concrete, and cylindrical test object for concrete tensile strength test. Replacement of rough aggregates using red brick wall dismantle resulted in decreased strength in concrete. In concrete with 10% replacement of coarse aggregates decreased by 18.28% for compressive strength, 5.33% for bending strength, and 19.58% for tensile strength. While on the replacement of 20% rough aggregate on concrete, the decrease of concrete compressive strength was 23,61%, in bending strength test decreased 11,83% and 27,1% 51 in tensile strength test. Replacement of 30% of coarse aggregates also decreased significantly, where compressive strength decreased by 37.41%, bending strength decreased by 22.49%, and tensile strength decreased by 49.03%. Keywords: Strong Press, Strong Bending, Powerful Strength, Substitute Material

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    ABSTRACT Concrete is one of the important materials of a building, which is basically formed from two main parts namely cement paste and aggregate. Cement paste consists of portland cement and water with or without additional ingredients (admixture). While the aggregate consists of coarse aggregate (crushed stone) and fine aggregate (sand). In this study used a rough aggregate filler material that comes from the dismantling of a brick wall. Dismantling red brick walls from a building is usually less reusable, and is only used as a heap or material on a construction project. The purpose of this research is expected to be more utilize the waste material as the base material of concrete. Besides, the availability of broken stone as a base material of concrete has been increasingly difficult, because the condition of the broken stone source is already increasingly concerning. The composition of the aggregate replacement variation using red brick discharge was 10%, 20%, and 30% from the weight of the crude aggregate obtained for the normal concrete mixture. The test specimens used for the compressive strength test are cuboid concrete, while for bending strength test are used beam-shaped concrete, and cylindrical test object for concrete tensile strength test. Replacement of rough aggregates using red brick wall dismantle resulted in decreased strength in concrete. In concrete with 10% replacement of coarse aggregates decreased by 18.28% for compressive strength, 5.33% for bending strength, and 19.58% for tensile strength. While on the replacement of 20% rough aggregate on concrete, the decrease of concrete compressive strength was 23,61%, in bending strength test decreased 11,83% and 27,1% 51 in tensile strength test. Replacement of 30% of coarse aggregates also decreased significantly, where compressive strength decreased by 37.41%, bending strength decreased by 22.49%, and tensile strength decreased by 49.03%. Keywords: Strong Press, Strong Bending, Powerful Strength, Substitute Material

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    Influence of Addition of Weight Red Aggregate On Strong Pressure, Bleach, and Tires On Concrete

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    ABSTRACT Concrete is one of the important materials of a building, which is basically formed from two main parts namely cement paste and aggregate. Cement paste consists of portland cement and water with or without additional ingredients (admixture). While the aggregate consists of coarse aggregate (crushed stone) and fine aggregate (sand). In this study used a rough aggregate filler material that comes from the dismantling of a brick wall. Dismantling red brick walls from a building is usually less reusable, and is only used as a heap or material on a construction project. The purpose of this research is expected to be more utilize the waste material as the base material of concrete. Besides, the availability of broken stone as a base material of concrete has been increasingly difficult, because the condition of the broken stone source is already increasingly concerning. The composition of the aggregate replacement variation using red brick discharge was 10%, 20%, and 30% from the weight of the crude aggregate obtained for the normal concrete mixture. The test specimens used for the compressive strength test are cuboid concrete, while for bending strength test are used beam-shaped concrete, and cylindrical test object for concrete tensile strength test. Replacement of rough aggregates using red brick wall dismantle resulted in decreased strength in concrete. In concrete with 10% replacement of coarse aggregates decreased by 18.28% for compressive strength, 5.33% for bending strength, and 19.58% for tensile strength. While on the replacement of 20% rough aggregate on concrete, the decrease of concrete compressive strength was 23,61%, in bending strength test decreased 11,83% and 27,1% 51 in tensile strength test. Replacement of 30% of coarse aggregates also decreased significantly, where compressive strength decreased by 37.41%, bending strength decreased by 22.49%, and tensile strength decreased by 49.03%. Keywords: Strong Press, Strong Bending, Powerful Strength, Substitute Material

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    Influence Of Addition Of Weight Red Aggregate On Strong

    Pressure, Bleach, And Tires On Concrete

    I Nyoman Suta Widnyana, I Made Alit Dwi Ambara Putra

    ABSTRACT
    Concrete is one of the important materials of a building, which is
    basically formed from two main parts namely cement paste and aggregate.
    Cement paste consists of portland cement and water with or without additional
    ingredients (admixture). While the aggregate consists of coarse aggregate (crushed
    stone) and fine aggregate (sand).
    In this study used a rough aggregate filler material that comes from the
    dismantling of a brick wall. Dismantling red brick walls from a building is usually
    less reusable, and is only used as a heap or material on a construction project. The
    purpose of this research is expected to be more utilize the waste material as the
    base material of concrete. Besides, the availability of broken stone as a base
    material of concrete has been increasingly difficult, because the condition of the
    broken stone source is already increasingly concerning. The composition of the
    aggregate replacement variation using red brick discharge was 10%, 20%, and
    30% from the weight of the crude aggregate obtained for the normal concrete
    mixture. The test specimens used for the compressive strength test are cuboid
    concrete, while for bending strength test are used beam-shaped concrete, and
    cylindrical test object for concrete tensile strength test.
    Replacement of rough aggregates using red brick wall dismantle resulted
    in decreased strength in concrete. In concrete with 10% replacement of coarse
    aggregates decreased by 18.28% for compressive strength, 5.33% for bending
    strength, and 19.58% for tensile strength. While on the replacement of 20% rough
    aggregate on concrete, the decrease of concrete compressive strength was 23,61%,
    in bending strength test decreased 11,83% and 27,1% 51 in tensile strength test.
    Replacement of 30% of coarse aggregates also decreased significantly, where
    compressive strength decreased by 37.41%, bending strength decreased by
    22.49%, and tensile strength decreased by 49.03%.

    Keywords: Strong Press, Strong Bending, Powerful Strength, Substitute Material

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