• The Effect Of Admixtures On Properties Of Co`ncrete
    [CASE STUDIES OF SUGAR, COW BONE ASH, GROUDNUT SHELL ASH, AND LIME STONE POWDER]

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    • TABLE OF CONTENTS
      Title Page  
      Declaration  
      Certification  
      Dedication  
      Acknowledgement
      Abstract    
      Table of Contents 
      List of Tables  
      List of Figures
      List of Plates 
      CHAPTER ONE                                      
      1.0    Introduction 
      1.1    Statement of the Problem 
      1.2    Aims and Objectives of the Study  
      1.3    Justification of the Study  
      1.4    Scope of the Study  
      CHAPTER TWO
      2.0    literature Review  
      2.1    Concrete in Practice 
      2.2    Types of Admixtures
      2.3     Selected Agent
      2.4     Material for concrete
      2.4.1    Aggregates  
      2.4.2    Cement
      2.4.2.1    Physical Properties of Cement 
      2.4.3       Water 
      2.4.3.1    Quality of Water  
      2.4.3.2     Properties of Water 
      2.4.4         Curing
      CHAPTER THREE
      3.0    Project Methodology 
      3.1    Procurement of Material 
      3.2     Preparation of Material   
      3.3     Material Used 
      3.4     Batching of concrete  
      3.5     Mixing of Concrete 
      3.6    Tests  
      3.6.1     Sieve Analysis Test  
      3.6.2     Slump Test 
      3.7    Production of Cubes
      3.8     Curing of Cubes
      3.9     Compressive Strength Test on Concrete Cubes
      3.9.1      Procedure for Compressive Strength Test 
      CHAPTER FOUR
      4.0    Results Analysis
      4.1 Sieve Analysis Test Result   
      4.2 Slump Test Result 
      4.3 Discussion on the Result 
      CHAPTER FIVE
      5.0      Conclusion 
      5.1    Recommendation 
          Reference 

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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACT    The project titled “The effect of admixtures on properties of concrete: case study of sugar, cow bone ash, groundnut shell ash, and lime stone powder” was carried out with the aim of knowing the effect the of the various types of admixtures used on the properties of concrete, in term of the workability of concrete, durability of concrete and the concrete strength. The material used are cow bone ash, groundnut shell ash, sugar and lime stone powder. The cow bone was sou ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF TABLES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]LIST OF TABLESTable 4.1: Data Analysis for Fine Aggregates (Sand)  Table 4.2:  Data Analysis for Coarse Aggregate (Granite) Table 4.3: Slump Test Result for GSA Concrete  Table 4.4:  Slump Test Result for CBA Concrete  Table 4.5:  Slump Test Result for Sugar Concrete  Table 4.6:  Slump Test Result for LP Concrete Table 4.7:  Summary of Slump Test Result for Various Concrete Admixtures Table 4.8:  Compressive Strength Test Result of Normal Concrete Table 4.9:  Compressive Strength Test ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF PLATES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]LIST OF PLATESPlate 3.1: Groundnut Shell  and  Cow Bone   Plate 3.2: Burning of Groundnut Shell and Cow Bone Plate 3.3: Cow bone ash, Groundnut shell ash, Limestone powder and Sugar. Plate 3.4:      Batching of Concrete  Plate 3.5:      Type of Slump Plate 36:      Cube Production Plate 3.7:      Curing of Cubes  Plate 3.8:      Crushing Machine  ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF FIGURES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]LIST OF FIGURESFigure 4.1: The graph of sieve analysis for Fine Aggregate (Sand) Figure 4.2: The graph of sieve analysis for Coarse Aggregate  (Granite).  Figure 4.3: The graph of slump test result for GSA Concrete Figure 4.4: The graph of slump test result for CBA Concrete Figure 4.5: The graph of slump test result for SUGAR Concrete  Figure 4.6: The graph of slump test result for LP Concrete Figure 4.7: The graph for summary of slump test result for various Concrete AdmixturesFigure 4.8: Th ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER ONE1.0.     INTRODUCTION                                                                                                         The importance of understanding various types of materials used in Civil Engineering is widely recognized. There has been tremendous increase in the latest research and practical achievement to improve on concrete technology. Free exchange for technical know ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 6 ]While inorganic retardants include; oxide of lead and zinc, phosphates, magnesium salt fluorides, soluble zinc, soluble borates etc.3.         Air-entrainers: These are probably the most important group of admixtures. They improve durability of concrete; in particular, it’s resistance effect of frost and de-icing salts. The entrainment of air in the form of very small and stable bubbles can be achieved by using framing agents based on natural wood resins, animal or vegetable fat an ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 8 ]CHAPTER THREE3.0     PROJECT METHODOLOGY     For successful accomplishment of the aims and objectives of this project the following methods are applied.i.    Market survey for the most commonly used cement was carried out and it was found that elephant and dangote cement are the most commonly used in the locality due to their availability in the market all time.ii.    Text books, internet and some experienced practicing engineer are consulted in order to obtain relevant and detailed ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 16 ]D10 = 1.686μmm = 0.169mmD30 = 273.6μmm = 0.274mmD60 = 503.75μmm =0.504mmi.    The effective grain size; i.e. D10 = 0.169mmii.    Uniformity coefficient, Cu =      =   = 2.98iii.    Coefficient of curvature, Cc =     =   =   = 0.88D10 = 7.6mmD30 = 12.8mm D60 = 15.2mmi. The effective grain size; i.e. D10 = 7.6mm ii. Uniformity coefficient, Cu =      =   = 2.0iii. Coefficient of curvature, Cc =   =   =   =1.42 ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVE5.0      CONCLUSION          Based on the results of this investigation, the following conclusion is drawn;         Admixtures affect properties of concrete like its slump value, density, compressive strength, etc.         Admixtures generally decrease the slump value of concrete which in turns decrease the workability of the concrete, since normal concrete(0% concrete) has a slump value of between 55-60mm while concrete with admixture has slump value lesser ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCEAkogu Elijah Abalaka (2011): ‘Effects of Sugar on Physical Properties of     Ordinary Portland Cement Paste and Concrete.Albadan B.A, M.A Olutoye, M.S Abolarin & M. Zakariya (2005): ‘Partial     Replacement of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC)with Bambara     Groundnut Shell Ash (BGSA) in Concrete. Leonard Electronic Journal of     Practices and Technologies. Issues 6, pp. 43 – 48, January – June 2005. Aribisala, O.J & Bamisaye, A.J (2006): ‘Via ... Continue reading---