COMPLEX-MODIFIED CONCRETES WITH MICRO FILLERS BASED ON METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY WASTE
Vol. 2 No. 11 (2022): Eurasian Journal of Academic Research 858-863
Abstract
The micro-filler researched in the article was gotten by crushing concrete and reinforced concrete waste and sieving gotten particles. Researched crushed particle size was smaller than 0.125 mm. Main micro-filler characteristics were determined. After doing research according to the special research method and according to the gotten results it can be stated that additive (micro-filler) made from crushed concrete waste is active. It was determined that when using concrete waste for concrete mixture mixing a higher amount of water is needed since part of the water is absorbed by used waste filler moistening. Big amount of this excess water is probably absorbed by smaller mixture particles gotten during the crushing process.
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