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Structural Engineering and Mechanics Volume 49, Number 4, February25 2014 , pages 491-498 DOI: https://doi.org/10.12989/sem.2014.49.4.491 |
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Introduction of sand marble wastes in the composition of mortar |
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H. Hebhoub, M. Belachia and R. Djebien
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| Abstract | ||
| During the past years, the protection of the environnement has become a major concern out passing the state frontiers to reach a planetary dimension. Depository waste sites have become a serious problem in terms of their locations and costs. On the other hand, the construction industry has a leading place in terms of quantities of waste produced from the start to the end of each construction site, by the large amounts of raw materials used and their respective consequences on the environment. The recycling of quarry wastes products, of demolished concrete, bricks and large quantities of waste resulting from the transformation of marble blocks can provide ideal solutions and advantages for the preservation of the environment, to become a supplementary source of aggregates. The main purpose of this study is to show technically the possibility of recuperating the aggregates of marble wastes as a partial substitute or total in the mortars. The aggregates used in this study is a sand of marble wastes (excess loads of sand exposed to bad weather conditions) of the quarry derived from Fil-fila marble (Skikda, east of Algeria). To achieve this work, we have studied the effect of sand substitution of marble wastes in the mortar with rates of (25, 50, 75, 100%); comparing the results obtained with reference samples (0%), the properties when the samples are fresh, and the mechanical performances of mortars at solid state (loss and gain of weight, dimensional variations). The introduction of recycled sand in the mortars gives good results and can be used as granulates. | ||
| Key Words | ||
| wastes; valorization; granulates; marble; performance; substitution; mortar | ||
| Address | ||
| H. Hebhoub, M. Belachia and R. Djebien : Department of Civil Engineering, LMGHU Laboratory, University of Skikda, Algeria | ||