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Table 2 Strength Properties of Concrete with WM

From: Self-Compacting Concrete with Partially Substitution of Waste Marble: A Review

References

Percentage Range of WM

Replacement

W/C

Days

Max Change in Compression Strength (%)

Max Change in Tensile Strength (%)

Max Change in Flexure Strength (%)

Remarks

(Boukhelkhal et al., 2017)

0 to 20%

Cement

0.4

28

44

–

–

Decreased

56

35

90

33

180

19

(Topcu et al., 2009)

0 to 50%

Cement

0.38

28

48

-

36

Decreased

(Boukhelkhal et al., 2016)

0 to 20%

Cement

0.40

7

33

23

-

Decreased

28

40

17

 

(Ofuyatan et al., 2022)

0 to 30%

Coarse Aggregate

0.40

7

38

68

15

Decreased

14

33

72

 

28

28

44

40

(Choudhary et al., 2019)

0 to 30%

Cement

0.36

7

13

–

–

Decreased

28

14

 

(Latha et al., 2015)

0 to 20%

Sand

0.4 to 0.5

7

12.5

–

–

Increased

28

12.5

12.6

12.3

(Abid & Singh, 2019)

0 to 15%

Sand

0.45

7

30

67

146

Increased

14

26

79

31

28

28

65

32

(Pala et al., 2015)

0 to 25%

Sand

0.36

7

28

–

–

Decreased

14

28

28

28

   

(Rahman et al., 2019)

0 to 50%

Sand

–

7

17.1

9.0

8.0

Increased

28

10.5

  

(Tomar & Kumar, 2018)

0 to 50%

Sand

–

7

4.5

–

–

Increased

28

7.9

(Pattapu & Lal n.d.)

0 to 50%

Cement

0.33

28

50

–

33

Decreased

(Choudhary et al., 2021)

0 to 30%

Cement

0.33

7

11

–

–

Increased

28

8.0

56

7.0

90

13

  

(Ofuyatan et al., 2019)

0 to 35%

Sand

0.50

7

30

10

–

Increased

28

22

41

56

5.0

16

90

6.0

8

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