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Table 2 Summary of fresh and mechanical performance of concrete with wheat straw ash (WTSA)

From: Concrete Made with Partial Substitutions of Wheat Straw Ash: A Review

References

WTSA (cement or aggregate)

Type of blend

WTSA substitution range

W/C

Optimum (WTSA)

Slump

Compression strength (MPa) 0 to optimum (WTSA)

Flexure strength (MPa) 0 to optimum (WTSA)

Split tensile strength (MPa) 0 to optimum (WTSA)

Conclusions

Bheel, Ibrahim, et al. (2021)

Cement

Conventional concrete

0–20%

0.50

10%

Decline

26–29

5.2–6.0

3.0–3.5

Slump delined and strength improved

Bheel, Ali, et al. (2021)

Fine aggregate

Conventional concrete

0–40%

0.55

30%

Decline

30.0–33.0

4.5–5.1

3.1–3.45

Slump delined and strength improved

Qudoos et al. (2020)

Cement

Composites

0–20 g

0.40

20 g

–

60–70

9–9.2

–

Strength improved

El-Sayed, Erfan, and Abd El-Naby (2017)

Cement

Conventional concrete

0–20%

0.50

15%

Decline

37.7–41.5

–

–

Slump delined and strength improved

Ahmad et al. (2021)

Cement

Self compacting concrete

0–20%

0.45

10%

Decline

27–32

–

3.4–4.0

Slump delined and strength improved

Ahmad et al. (2019)

Cement

Conventional concrete

0–21%

0.49

14%

Decline

27–30

5.0–6.0

–

Slump delined and strength improved

Binici et al. (2008)

Fine aggregate

Conventional concrete

0–6%

–

6%

Decline

26–29

–

-

Slump delined and strength improved

El-Sayed et al. (2019)

Cement

Mortar

0–20%

0.45

15%

–

50–63

–

4.25–5.36

Strength improved

Qudoos et al. (2018)

Cement

Composites

0–30%

0.40

20%

–

63–67

–

–

Strength improved

Memon et al. (2021)

Fine aggregate

Conventional concrete

0–20%

0.50

5%

Increase

23–27

–

–

Slump increased

Amin et al. (2019)

Cement

Conventional concrete

0–30%

0.48

15%

–

22.3–23.2

–

–

Strength improved