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CE 400
PROJECT & THESIS
“EVALUATION OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF RECYCLED BRICK AGGREGATE CONCRETE (RBAC)
WITH A PROPORTIONAL COMBINATION OF WASTE PLASTIC BOTTLES (WPB)”
PRESENTED BY SUPERVISED BY
NAME ID MD. TAUHIDUL KARIM (TK)
Sr.Lecturer
UMMAY SAODA AKTER 190120479 Department of Civil Engineering
European University of Bangladesh
MD.KAOSAR ALI 190120438
CO-SUPERVISED BY
ABDUL JALIL KOMOL HASAN (KH)
190120439
Lecturer
Department of Civil Engineering
MD. ABDUL ALIM 190120441
European University of Bangladesh

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

 CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION
INTRODUCTION.
OBJECTIVES.
WHY USE WOOD CHARCOAL IN CONCRETE.
USE OF WOOD CHARCOAL IN CONCRETE.
SOURCES OF WOOD CHARCOAL.
PROCESS OF WOOD CHARCOAL FOR CONCRETE.
PROCESS OF STONE FOR CONCRETE
CUBE(BLOCK) TEST FOR COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH.
CONSYSTENCY TEST FOR PREPARE CUBE MOULD.
COMPRESSIVE LOAD TEST
MATERIALS RATIO FOR CUBE
DATA & RESULTS.
 BAR CHART.
CONCLUSION.
RECOMMENDATION.
 INTRODUCTION
Wood charcoal is the act of processing the used material for use in creating new product.
Usage of natural property is becoming intense.
Charcoal can replace cement.
Wood Charcoal are obtained from brick kiln &burning woods.
Charcoal is a waste that can less decompose by the soil.
Environmental friendly.
 OBJECTIVES
Understanding the proportional behavior of wood charcoal in concrete

Observations of compressive strength for 3 days.

Observations of compressive strength for 14 days.

Observations of compressive strength for 28 days.

Observations of compressive strength of concrete replacing wood charcoal.

 WHY USE WOOD CHARCOAL IN CONCRETE
They have greater influence on the constructability and durability of concrete
Decreased the air void content and affected the specific surface area and the
spacing factor.
In the fly ash cement mortar improved compressive strength.
It has benefits in concrete it is better workability and ultimate strength.
Due to its structure developed, large surface area, strong
adsorption capacity, high mechanical strength, low bed resistance, good
chemical stability, easy regeneration, durability and other advantages, received
great attention and extensive research, known as 22 centuries one of the most
advanced materials.
 USE OF WOOD CHARCOAL IN CONCRETE
Used in construction work.
Paving block, pots & benches for community use.
Paving for walkways,& other hard surfaces.
In retaining wall.
Aesthetics concrete structure
Light weight concrete structure
 SOURCES OF WOOD CHARCOAL
There are huge amount of wood charcoal in brick kilns
Huge amount of kitchen & hotels.
Huge amount of electric plants
Huge amount of hot mixing plants.
 PROCESS OF WOOD CHARCOAL FOR CONCRETE
SAMPLE COLLECTION
 PROCESS OF WOOD CHARCOAL FORCONCRETE
PREPARING CHARCOAL FOR POWDER BY MANUAL
 PROCESS OF WOOD CHARCOAL FOR CONCRETE

CHARCOAL POWDER BY MANUAL AFTER SEIVING 16 NO ASTM SEIVE

 PROCESS OF MATERILAS FOR MAKING CUBE(2”X2”X2”)

MIXING CEMENT ,WOOD CHARCOAL & WATER

 PROCESS OF MATERILAS FOR MAKING CUBE(2”X2”X2”)

MIXING AND PASTING

 PROCESS OF MATERILAS FOR MAKING CUBE(2”X2”X2”)

BLOWING AND FILLING IN CUBE MOULD

 PROCCESS OF SEIVING FOR SEGREGATES ¾” DOWN GRADE STONE

SAMPLE & SEIVE

 PROCCESS OF SEIVING FOR SEGREGATES ¾” DOWN GRADE STONE

SEIVING & SEGREGATES

 PROCCESS OF SEIVING FOR SEGREGATES ¾” DOWN GRADE STONE

AFTER SEIVING &

AFTER SEIVING &
RETAIN ¾”
PASSING ¾”
CONSYSTENCY TEST FOR PREPARE CUBE MOULD
COMPRESSIVE TEST FOR CUBE MOULD STEP BY STEP
MATERIALS RATIO FOR WOOD CHARCOAL
CUBE-100 (%) CUBE-5 (%)
CEMENT WOOD CHARCOAL
5%
100
%

ONLY CEMENT 100% 95%

CUBE-10 (%) 20% CUBE -20 (%)

10

80%
90

CEMENT (90%) WOOD CHARCOAL (10%) CEMENT 80 WOOD CHARCOal

 NORMAL CONSISTENCY TEST & SETTING TIME REPORT
CONTENTS TIME (clock) TIME (minutes) PENETRATION (mm) REMARKS
CUBE-5 (%)
12:40 30 Full-40  
12:55 45 Full-40  
1:05 55 39  
1:15 65 38  
1:25 75 37  
Date: 9th april'22
Materials: Wood charcoal 1:30 80 36  
Quantity: 5% 1:35 85 35  
Water: 31% 1:40 90 34  
Consistency: 9
Start time: 12:10pm 1:45 95 33  
1:50 100 32  
1:55 105 30  
2:00 110 28  
2:05 115 26  
2:10 120 24 Initial Setting Time
 NORMAL CONSISTENCY TEST & SETTING TIME REPORT

CUBE-5 (%)
12:35 30 Full-40  

12:50 45 Full-40  

1:05 60 38  

1:10 65 30  

Date: 10th april'22

Materials: Wood charcoal 1:15 70 23 Initial Setting Time
Quantity: 10%
Water: 35% 1:20 75 18  
Consistency: 7
Start time: 12:05pm 1:25 80 18  
 NORMAL CONSISTENCY TEST & SETTING TIME REPORT
12:20 30 Full-40
CUBE-5 (%)
12:30 40 Full-40
12:40 50 39
12:50 60 38
1:00 70 37

Date: 12th april’22 1:10 80 35

Materials: Wood 1:20 90 30
charcoal Quantity: 20%
Water: 40% 1:30 100 29
Consistency: 10 Initial Setting
Start time: 11:50am 1:35 105 23
Time
1:40 110 20
 3 DAYS COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

TOTAL
CONTENTS CUBE NUMBER MATERIALS CEMENT(gm) CHARCOAL(GM) CURING DATE TEST DAY TEST DATE LOADS REMARKS
(KN)
(GM)

C - 5% 1 500 475 25 9/4/2022 3 DAYS 12/4/2022 58

C - 10% 500 450 50 10/4/2022 3 DAYS 13/4/2022

C - 10% 500 450 50 10/4/2022 3 DAYS 13/4/2022

C - 20% 1 500 400 100 12/4/2022 3 DAYS 15/4/2022 15

C - 20% 2 500 400 100 12/4/2022 3 DAYS 15/4/2022 25

 14 DAYS COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

TOTAL
LOADS
CONTENTS CUBE NUMBER MATERIALS CEMENT(gm) CHARCOAL(GM) CURING DATE TEST DAY TEST DATE REMARKS
(KN)
(GM)

C - 5% 4 500 475 25 9/4/2022 14 DAYS 23/4/2022 58

C - 10% 1 500 450 50 10/4/2022 14 DAYS 24/4/2022 39

C - 10% 3 500 450 50 10/4/2022 14 DAYS 24/4/2022 35

C - 20% 3 500 400 100 12/4/2022 14 DAYS 15/4/2022 23

C - 20% 5 500 400 100 12/4/2022 14 DAYS 15/4/2022 30

CEMENT 1 500 500 0 13/4/2022 14 DAYS 27/04/2022 74

CEMENT 2 500 500 0 13/4/2023 14 DAYS 27/04/2023 105

 28 DAYS COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

TOTAL
LOADS
CONTENTS CUBE NUMBER MATERIALS CEMENT(gm) CHARCOAL(GM) CURING DATE TEST DAY TEST DATE REMARKS
(KN)
(GM)

C - 5% 500 475 25 9/4/2022 28 DAYS

C - 10% 500 450 50 10/4/2022 28 DAYS

C - 10% 500 450 50 10/4/2022 28 DAYS

C - 20% 500 400 100 12/4/2022 28 DAYS

C - 20% 500 400 100 12/4/2022 28 DAYS

CEMENT 500 500 0 13/4/2022 28 DAYS

CEMENT 500 500 0 13/4/2023 28 DAYS

 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH (Psi)
7000

6000 5901.2

5000

4000 3762.2
3259.73
3000
2191.89
2000 1686.06
1405
1000

0 0 0 0 0 0
0
CUBE- 100% CUBE-5% CUBE-10% CUBE-20%

3 Days 14 Days 28 Days

 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH (Psi)
3000
2800
2600
2503.86
2500
2400
2200 2191.89
2000 CUBE-100%
1800 1800 CUBE-5%
1699.11
1686.06 CUBE-10%
1600 CUBE-20%
1500
1400 1405
1200 1251.98

1000
800
600
400
200
0
3 Days 14 Days 28 Days
 CONCLUSION

Replacing wood charcoal concrete carries less compressive strength than fresh concrete.

Using Activated Carbon powder and Plastic powder in concrete is also termed as
structural light weight concrete

Void occurs in concrete cylinder while ¾” down-grade size waste plastic is used in recycle
aggregate concrete.

The replacement of cement with 20% the cubes act as a brittle material

By this experimental study we conclude that the adsorptive nature of activated carbon
effectively remove toxic air a fill the pores in concrete.
 RECOMMENDATION

It help to improve environment.

Paving block, pots & benches for community use.

Its use in high structural elements must be avoided, because of the lack of standards.
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