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ABSTRAC Th applied in materials nanotechno requiremen the strength is partially the environ to carry ou mill to pro small perc Concrete. T INTRODU R dimension developme concrete te quality.

“N Nanotechn Nanometer N meters as t about100 m

T using high surface of EXPERI

MECHA

1Departmen

3Depart

CT:

he use of nano many fields. M such as ceme ology potentia nts. It is also r

h and life of co y replaced in or

nmental impac ut an experime duce nanofly a centage of Nan The workabilit UCTION:

Recent research to classical‟

ent of construc echnology. As

Nanotechnolog nology is usua

r) 10-9m.

Nano-concrete i the cementing micro meters. I o modify the p h energy ball m the fly ash can MENTAL PR

ANICAL PRO Ganes nt of Civil Eng

2Departmen ment of Civil E

o particles in de More specifica ent and concr ally offers the eported that ad oncrete. In ord rdinary Portlan ct, improves th ental investigat ash. For 20 gra no fly Ash. Co ty of concrete w

h has shown cement techno ction industry

concrete is mo

gy is defined as ally associated

is defined as “A agent. Curren In the case of m particle size of mill. The surfac n be altered to a ROGRAM:

OPERTIES O sh Babu O1, Sa gineering, Univ nt of Civil Eng

Engineering, R

eveloping mate ally, such partic rete. Concrete e opportunity ddition of nano der to reduce th nd cement and he workability tion on concre ade of concrete oncrete with n with nanofly as

that a state-o ology; similarl by innovation ost usable mat

s fabrication of d with study

A concrete ma ntly cement pa micro-cement t f fly ash by tra ce properties c a rough and mo

F CONCRET aravanan R2, Sa versity College

ineering, Anna Regional Office

erials with desi cles can lead t e technology i

to improve t o materials to c he carbon emis

termed as Port and long term ete with nano f e, 30%, 40% an nano fly ash w sh was found t

of-the-art proc ly this is the t s in concrete t erial in constru

f devices or ma of materials o

ade with Portla article sizes ran

the average par ansforming the can be modifie ore reactive pro

TE WITH NAN akthieswaran N e of Engineerin

a University, C e, Anna Univer

ired properties to improvemen is a multidisc the properties

concrete can le ssion due to the tland pozzolana

strength of co fly ash. Fly ash nd 50% of cem was found tobe o be significan

cess for high-p time to work

techniques and uction industry

aterials with at of micro size

and cement par nges from a fe rticle size is red e micro sized f

d by ball grind oduct by this te

NO PARTICL N3

ng, Ramanathap Chennai

rsity – Tirunelv

has gained po nts in the nano ciplinary area

of concrete ead to significa e cement manu

a cement (PPC oncrete. An atte h was grinded ment was replac

e stronger than ntly more than

performance c on “NANO T d also some ne y it’s been requ

tomic or molec i.e. one billi

rticles that are ew Nano-meter duced to 5 mic fly ash into nan

ding. The smo echnique.

LES

puram.

veli

opularity and is structure of bu of research to suit the sp ant improveme ufacturing the f C) it not only re empt has been d in the ball gr ced with fly As n NCC and Fl

that of NCC.

cement adds a ECHNOLOGY ew materials f uiring to impro

cular scale prec ionth of a me

less than 500 rs to a maxim cro meters.

no structured f oth, glassy and

s being uilding where pecific ents in fly ash educes n made inding sh and ly Ash

a new Y” for for the ove its

cision”

eter (a

Nano- mum of

fly ash d inert

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Ex strength of weight (30 of cement b

Th x 150 mm

Cu Id

C F F

F

Cube Id

NF 1 NF 2 NF 3

Results an Workabili W 30% by fly

xperimental in f 20 MPa at 28 0%, 40% and 5 by weight) has his experiment x 150 mm. Nu

ube

d Fly

C 1 2

3

Fly ash rep (weight by 30 40 50

nd Discussion:

ity:

When adding ce y ash the slum

nvestigations a days with wat 50%). A simple s been adopted

tal program co umber of cubes

ash replaceme

0%

30%

40%

50%

Table I: spe

placement y cement) 0%

0%

0%

Table :

ement alone as mp value slight

are carried ou ter-cement ratio

e method of m .

onsists of castin s casted, their id

ent

7 d

cimen details o

Nano fly ash (weight b

3 3 3

e II: specimen d

s a binder the s tly increases. F

ut on concrete o of 0.5. grade mix proportioni

ng and testing d, descriptions

days curing

3 3 3 3

of partially rep

h replacement by fly ash)

%

%

%

details of nano

slump value be For re placeme

cubes. The m e 53 cement wa

ing using fly a

of 63 concrete s and their curin

No of cube

14 days cu

3 3 3 3

placed fly ash c

7 days curi 3 3 3

concrete cube

ecome 85mm.T ent of binder a

mix was desig as partially repl sh (i.e. fly ash

e cubes of stand ng period are s es for

uring 28

concrete No of cub ing 14 da

curin 3 3 3

es

Then while rep as 50% by fly

gned for target laced with fly a h as part replac

dard size of 15 summarized be

days curing

3 3 3 3

bes for ays

ng

28 cu

placing binder ash the slump

t cube ash by cement

50 mm elow.

8 days uring

3 3 3

r about value

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become 90 value sligh

Cub

C F F F NF NF NF

Compressi Fo with the m smaller tha For Conve adding Nan

Cube id

C

F 1

F 2

F 3

NF 1

0mm.At the sam htly increases c

be Id Fly (we C

F 1 F 2 F 3 F 1 F 2 F 3

ive Strength:

or conventiona mix proportion an that of the c entional Concr

no Silica at 3%

d Fly ash r (weight

3

4

5

3

me time adding continuously.

ash replacem eight by ceme

0%

30%

40%

50%

30%

40%

50%

al concrete the n of F1,F2,F3,N

conventional c ete 28 days St

% and Fly ash a

replacement by cement)

0%

30%

40%

50%

30%

g nano silica to

ment nt)

N repla

Table III: Tes

e compressive NF1,NF2,NF3 concrete but 28 trength was 33 at 30%.

Nano fly replacemen

by fly a -

-

-

-

3%

o the above mi

Nano fly ash acement (weig

by fly ash) - - - - 3%

3%

3%

st result for wo

strength at 7 d 3 the compress 8 days Strengt 3.22 N/mm2, th

y ash t (weight ash)

C

%

ix because of t

ght Slum (m

8

orkability

days curing pe sive strength v th will be high he value will b

Compressive Curing

for 7 days

C fo

d 25.33 2

21.33 2

13.77 2

10.66 1

24.44 2

these binary co

mp value

mm) T

85 87 88 90 89 91 93

eriod is 25.33N value at 7 day her than the co

be increased to

strength (N/m uring or 14 days

Cu for

d 28.88 33

27.11 34

20.44 29

5.11 23

29.77 38

omponents the

Type of slump

TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE

N/mm2. For co ys curing perio onventional con o 38.11N/mm2

mm2) uring

r 28 ays 3.22

4.11

9.22

3.88

8.11

slump

p

oncrete od are ncrete.

while

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NF 2

NF 3

COMPAR

COMPAR

4

5

RISION OF CO

RISION OF CO

(/)

40%

50%

OMPRESSIVE CUBES WIT

Fig 1: Compre OMPRESSIVE CUBES WIT

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

Compressive Strength (N/mm2) 7

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Compressive strength  (N/mm2) 7 D

3%

3%

Table IV : Tes

STRENGTH V TH NCC AT 3

essive strength STRENGTH V TH NCC AT 4 7 DAYS 14 DA

T

DAYS 14 DA T

%

%

st result for com

VALUES OF 0% REPLACE

h values at 30%

VALUES OF 0% REPLACE AYS 28 DAYS Time (days)

AYS 28 DAYS Time (days)

19.55 2

13.77 1 mpression

FLY ASH AN EMENT OF CE

% replacement o FLY ASH AN EMENT OF CE S

S

24.88 32

19.11

ND NANO FLY EMENT

of cement ND NANO FLY

EMENT C F 1 NF 1

C F 2 NF 2

2.33

27

Y ASH CONCR

Y ASH CONCR RETE

RETE

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COMPARRISION OF CO

COMPARISI

OMPRESSIVE CUBES WIT

Fig 3:Compre ON OF COMP ASH C 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Compressive strength (N/mm

2

)

STRENGTH V TH NCC AT 5

essive strength PRESSIVE ST CONCRETE C 7 DAYS 14

T

VALUES OF 0% REPLACE

values at 50%

TRENGTH VA UBES AT 28 D 4 DAYS 28 DAY

Time (days)

FLY ASH AN EMENT OF CE

% replacement o ALUES OF NC DAYS CURIN S

ND NANO FLY EMENT

of cement CC, FLY ASH A

NG C F 3 NF 3

Y ASH CONCR

AND NANO F RETE

FLY

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CONCLU Th

 Si hi

 Th C

 Th w

 Th Th

 A ex Th REFERE

 Je In

 M Jo

 Pr co

 H N

Fig 4: Compre USIONS:

he following c ince the nano s igher than that he workability Concrete.

he workability workability of th

he compressiv herefore it is a As the fly ash c

xpected, as the he reduction is ENCES:

emimah Carmi nternational jou Marthong C an ournal of Engin rinya Chindap ompressive stre Hemant Chauha National Confer

Compressive strength

essive strength

conclusions are sized particles of Normal Cem y of the concre

y of concrete i he mix and thu ve strength in an optimum per contents increa e secondary hyd s more at earlie

ichael.M And urnal of civil an nd Agrawal T neering Resear prasirt, Chai J ength and pore an and Bhavna rence on Recen

0 10 20 30 40 50

Compressive strength (N/mm

2)

values of fly a

e derived based are most activ ment Concrete ete with nano

increases with us allows a decr ncreases with

rcentage of rep ases in 53 grad

dration due to er ages as comp

Prince Arulraj nd structural en

P 2012. Effe rch and Applica Jaturapitakkul e size of blende

a K. Shah 200 nt Trends in En

30% 4

% of f

ash and nano fl

d on the present ve, the strength

e.

fly ash was f

the increase i rease in the am the increase i placement.

de OPC there pozzolanic act pared to later a

j G 2011. Effe ngineering, 2(2 ect of Fly Ash

ations, 2(4):19 and Theerawa ed cement past

05. Effect of A ngineering & T

40% 50

fly ash replac

ly ash concrete

t research.

h of concrete w

found to be hi

in fly ash in c mount of water in fly ash in

is reduction in tion is slower a ages.

ect Of Nano F 2):475-482.

h Additive on 986-1991.

at Sinsiri 200 e. Cement & C Activated Fly Technology, 1-5

%

cement

e cubes at 28 da

with nano mater

igher than that

oncrete. Fly a used.

concrete upto

n the strength at initial stage

Fly Ash On St

Concrete Prop

05. Effect of Concrete Comp

ash in Metak 5.

C F NF

ays curing

rials was found

t of Normal C

sh use improv

o 30% replace

of concrete. T for fly ash con

trength Of Con

perties. Interna

fly ash finene posites, 27:425 kaolin based ce

d to be

Cement

ves the

ement.

This is ncrete.

ncrete.

ational

ess on –428.

ement.

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co si 2(

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emimah Carmi me and compr ournal (ESTIJ) Dale P. Bentz, A

izes to produce . Yuvaraj, Dr.S oncrete strengt ilica Fly ash (6):105-110.

Rafat Siddique roperties of con

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Sujimohankum th and enhanci concrete. Inte

2003. Effect ncrete. Cement

Prince Arulraj h of cement m 2.

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of fine aggre t and Concrete

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mental research d permeability logy and Adv

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