Evaluating The Characteristics Of Concrete Using Different Aggregates: A Review

• Author(s):

  Vijay Kumar Patel | Hitesh Kodwani

• Keywords:

  Concrete, Aggregate, Flaky, Flexural And Compressive Strengths

• Abstract:

  Over 60-65% Of Concrete Is Made Up Of Aggregates, Which Also Play A Big Role In Its Strength. In This Work, Elongation And Thickness Gauge Are Used To Calculate Shape Properties Such Flakiness And Elongation. Granite Was Employed As The Study's Aggregate. Substantial Designs Redirect, Break, And Free Firmness When Exposed To Outer Burden. Loss Of Flexural Strength Of Cement Is To A Great Extent Liable For Breaks In Structure. In Built Up Substantial Designs, The Blend Extents Of The Materials Of The Substantial And Total Sort Decide The Compressive Strength While The Composite Activity Of Cement And Steel Support Supplies The Flexural Strength. In Event Of Loss Of Firmness, Steel Support No Longer Backings Flexural Stresses; Concrete Thus Is Exposed To Flexure. The Compressive Strength And Flexural Strength Thusly Assume An Essential Part. Impact Of Shifting Coarse Total Size On The Flexural And Compressive Qualities Of Cement Footer Was Explored.

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Other Details

• Paper id:

  IJSARTV11I10104158

• Published in:

  Volume: 11 Issue: 10 October 2025

• Publication Date:

  2025-10-23

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