Study of Waste Material for Concrete Brick Construction

The management of garbage is a critical issue in the modern world, particularly with regard to plastic and glass waste. Thousands of tonnes of plastic and glass are thrown in the trash every day, yet there aren't enough treatment and recycling options. Every day, a significant amount of plastic is thrown away or burned, contaminating the ecosystem and the atmosphere. Plastic trash build up in the environment poses a threat to both plant and animal life. Plastic is a material that is not biodegradable and takes thousands of years to disintegrate, polluting both land and water. Recycling plastic and glass garbage after their useful lives are through while generating economic value and causing the least amount of environmental harm is the secret to their sustainable management in a circular economy. Bricks are a common building material used to make masonry structures like walls and pavement. Numerous researches has been conducted on concrete that has been saturated with waste plastic and glass fibre, with positive outcomes and many benefits. Numerous testing have been carried out to manufacture eco bricks, including compression tests and water absorption tests