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This document presents a study on the use of limestone powder and chalk powder as fillers in self-compacting concrete (SCC). Several SCC mixes were developed with varying replacements of cement with limestone powder and chalk powder. The mixes were tested for fresh properties such as slump flow and hardened properties such as compressive strength. The results showed that SCC mixes with 25% replacement of cement with limestone powder met the criteria for fresh properties of SCC and achieved higher compressive strengths compared to the control mix without fillers. Therefore, the use of fine limestone powder up to 25% replacement is recommended to produce satisfactory SCC.

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This document presents a study on the use of limestone powder and chalk powder as fillers in self-compacting concrete (SCC). Several SCC mixes were developed with varying replacements of cement with limestone powder and chalk powder. The mixes were tested for fresh properties such as slump flow and hardened properties such as compressive strength. The results showed that SCC mixes with 25% replacement of cement with limestone powder met the criteria for fresh properties of SCC and achieved higher compressive strengths compared to the control mix without fillers. Therefore, the use of fine limestone powder up to 25% replacement is recommended to produce satisfactory SCC.

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SCC Mixes With Lime & Chalk Powder The Indian Experience

Presented By
Mr. Pathan Irfan H. Khan Final year (civil engineering)

Guided By Prof. S.H.Mahure

CONTENTS

Introduction
Self Compacting Concrete Experimental Programme Materials Concrete mixes

Testing of concrete mixes


Result and discussions

Fresh state properties of the hardned concrete


Conclusion References

INTRODUCTION

Self compacting concrete which is able to fill up the framework and cover reinforcing bars under gravity without any compaction.

There are two types of fillers mainly used in SCC. 1. Pozzolanic e.g.(Fly Ash, Silica fume , Blast Furnace slag etc.) 2. Non- Pozzolanic
etc.). e.g.(Limestone Powder , Chalk Powder and Dolomite Fines

EXPERIMENTAL WORK
Materials Used: The following materials were used for preparing the mixes. Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), 43 grade, conforming to IS: 8112-1989 Fly ash (FA), conforming to IS: 3812-1981 Locally available river sand as per IS: 383-1970 with a fineness modulus of 2.62. The coarse aggregates consisted of a combination of 10 mm and 16 mm maximum sizes in weight ratio of 1:3 respectively with the fineness modulus of the combined coarse aggregate being equal to 6.33.

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CaCO3

Table 1. Physical Properties of CaCO3

Table 2. Physical Properties of CaCO3

PARTICAL SIZE DISTRIBUTION

Where OPC=Ordinary portland cement F.A= fly ash , L= limestone powder and CH=chalk powder

TYPICAL PARTICAL SHAPES

(a)

(b)

Typical particle shapes (2000x) of (a) Limestone powder,(L) (b) Chalk powder(CH) taken by Scanning Electron Microscopy(SEM)

TYPICAL PARTICAL SHAPES cont..

(c)

(d)

Typical particle shapes (2000x) of(c) Fine limestone powder(LB), and (d) Fly ash taken by Scanning Electron Microscopy(SEM)

CONCRETE MIXES

Table 3. Mix Constituents for SC1 and 5CC with 25% and 45 o,/o powder replacement

CONCRETE MIXES continued

Table 4. Summary of the SCC mixes

TESTING OF CONCRETE MIXES


The flow related test of SCC mixes are as follows. T-500 test. V-funnel test. U- box test. J-ring test. V-funnel and GTM screen Segregation Test for stability of SCC mix.

CRITERIAS
1. 2.

3.
4. 5.

Minimum Slump Flow Value Maximum T-500 flow time Maximum v-funnel time Maximum elevation diff. in U-box Maximum elevation diff. in J-box

= 600mm =7 sec =12 sec = 30mm = 10mm

TESTING RESULTS

Table 5. Fresh state properties of SCC mixes

FLOW RETENTIVITY

Comparison of slump retentivities of the SCC mixes

FLOW RETENTIVITY continued

Comparison of T-500 retentivities of the SCC mixes

PROPERTIES OF HARDENED SCC

Comparison of cylinder compressive strengths

DEVELOPMENT OF STRENGTH

Compressive strength development in the SCC mixes

CONCLUSION
The following conclusions can be drawn: 1. Making SCC by using limestone powder as a filler is possible. 2. The compressive strength of SCC mixes with limestone were average 46% higher at 7 days and 25% higher at 28 days than the control concrete hence can be adopted. 3. Hence use of the Fine lime stone powder is favorable in a percentage of 25%.

REFERENCES
M. S. Shetty, A text book of Concrete Technology (Theory & Practice), S. Chand Publication, First Revised Edition 2005, Delhi, PP. 129-132 & 183-185. THE INDIAN CONCRETE JOURNAL: December 2009.

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