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    The document summarizes a presentation on "Cellular Lightweight Concrete Blocks" given by students at Rajeev Institute of Technology, Hassan, under the guidance of Mr. Sanjay Kumar. The presentation included chapters on introduction, literature survey, objectives, materials and methodology, and references. The objectives were to prepare cellular lightweight concrete (CLC) blocks of density 800 kg/m3 and study their compressive strength properties. The materials and methodology described the process of mixing cement, sand, fly ash and water to form a slurry, pouring it into molds, curing, demolding, and testing the compressive strength of the resulting CLC blocks.

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    RAJEEV INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ,Hassan

    Department of civil engineering


    PROJECT PHASE -1 Presentation
    on
    “CELLULAR LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE BLOCKS”

    Presented by,
    ALFA SHROFF 4RA16CV004
    HRUTHIK H L 4RA18CV036
    MADHUSUDAN B D 4RA18CV048
    DHANALAKSHMI 4RA19CV407 Under the guidance of ,
    Mr. SANJAY KUMAR A C
    Assistant professor
    Department of civil engineering
    RIT , Hassan
    1
    Chapters Titles

    Chapter 1 Introduction
    Chapter 2 Literature survey
    Chapter 3 Objectives
    Chapter 4 Materials and Methodology
    Chapter 5 References

    2
    Chapter 1 Introduction
     CONCRETE Concrete is considered as one of the most widely used material in construction. Concrete is
    initially poured in the liquid matter into places which eventually becomes hard after a certain period of time like
    natural rock and so it is characterized as a quintessential construction material.
     TYPES OF CONCRETE
     LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE It is a version of lightweight concrete that is produced like normal concrete
    under ambient conditions. It is produced by initially making a slurry of Cement +Sand + Fly Ash (constituting
    26% - 34 % content) + water.
     APPLICATIONS
    As reinforced load-bearing in-situ walls and roofs in Low Rise Buildings.
    • Even block-work (made from pre-cast blocks produced at the project site or obtained from a pre-casting plant)
    can also be used for load-bearing low rise constructions.
    • Non-load-bearing internal or external walls in high rise buildings.
    • Thermal Insulation of building roofs and walls & roofs of cold storage.
    • Filling of depressions in Toilets, floors etc.
    3
    Chapter 2 Literature survey
    1.Amritha Raj et al., (2019).
    In this paper the author discussed about the fresh state and physical properties of concrete viz., consistency, stability,
    workability, drying shrinkage, air void system &mechanical properties like compressive strength, flexural strength&
    Elastic modulus.The result shows that a minimum water/cement ratio 0.30 is preferred for foam concrete. He mentioned
    that the compressive streng thincreases with the increase in density.

    2.Juan He et al., (2019).

    In this paper the authors studied on the behaviour of foam concrete by using Alkali activated cement & three different
    types of foaming agent like sodium alpha olefin(AOS), Sodium dodecycle sulphate (k12) and sodium alcohol ether
    sulphate (AES) with the same foam stabilizer of silicone resin polyether emulsion FM-500 (Mps) were used to prepare
    foam.The results revealed that the foam stability of AOS and K12 is better than that of AES.When comparing the three
    types of foaming agent, the compressive strength of sodiumalphaolefin sulfonate gives high result. They concluded that
    AOS foaming agent is mostly preferred for Alkali Activated slag foamed concrete.

    4
    Chapter 3 Objectives

    The main objective of the current project work are

    1. To prepare CLC blocks of density 800 kg/m3.

    2. To prepare CLC block by adding glass fibers at 0.5% by weight of cement.

    3. To study the compressive strength properties of CLC blocks.

    5
    Chapter 4 MATERIALS AND METHODOLOGY

    The experimental study of the project work will be carried out as per the following order.

    4.1 Identification of materials

    4.2 Collection of materials

    4.3 Basic material tests

    4.4 Mix design of CLC

    4.5 Preparation of CLC blocks and curing

    4.6 Testing of CLC blocks

    4.7 Results and Discussion

    4.8 Conclusion.

    6
    Collection of Materials
    1. Fine aggregate
    2. Cement
    3. Water
    4. Foaming Agents
    5. Glass fibre
    Basic Materials Test
    Fine aggregate.
    1. Specific Gravity Test using Pycnometer
    2. Sieve Analysis Test
    Cement
    1. Consistency test
    2. Finess
    3. Initial and Final setting time
    4. Specific gravity of cement 7
    Preperation of CLC
    The manufacturing process of cellular light weight concrete involves the following steps.

    (a) Providing a mixture of slurry of Cement, Sand, Fly Ash and water.

    (b) Pouring the mixture into a form or mould of the intended concrete product

    (c) Curing the poured mixture;

    (d) Demolding the concrete product; and

    (e) Utilizing the concrete product.

    The typical mix for a 1000 kg/m³ density CLC to be used in blocks is as follows (to produce 1 m3)

    Wet density = 1.179 kg/m3

    Total volume (submerged in water) 1.000 liters (= 1 m³)

    Content of air in concrete approx. = 43%

    Content of Fly-Ash = 33%


    8
    Chapter 5 ReferenceS
    [1] Amritha Raj,DhanyaSathyan,K.M.Muni,”Physical and functional charateristics of foam concrete:A
    review”,International Journal of Scientific and Technology Research, Amritha School of Engineering,
    Coimbatore,Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. India,Volume 221 PP:787-789 (2019).

    [2] Alireza Mohammadinia,Yat Choy Wong, Arul Arulrajah, SuksumHorpibulsuk(2017) “Strength evaluation of utilizing
    recycled plastic waste and recycled crushed glass in concrete footpaths”,http://doi.org/10.106/J.Conbuildmat
    2018.11.192 Volume:197 PP:489-496.

    [3] AmmerA.Hilal,NicholasH.Thom and Andrew R.Dawson(2015) ”The use of Additives to enhance properties of
    prefoamed foamed concrete”,International Journal of Engineering and Technology,Volume 7.No.4 PP:286-293.

    [4] T.J.Chandini and K.B.Anand (2018) “Utilization of recycled waste as filler in foam
    concrete”,JournalofbuildingEngineering.https://doi.org /10.1016/j.jobe.2018.04.032.

    [5] DevidFalliano, Daro De Domenico, Giuseppe Ricciardi Ernesto Gugliandolo (2018) Journal ”Experimental
    Investigation on the compressive strength of foamed concrete : Effect of curing conditions,cementtype,foaming
    agents,Volume165,PP:735-749.
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