Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate with Ceramic Waste and Brick Dust in RAC

Society is developing concerning the development of the infrastructure and resources the word infrastructure contains the roadways, buildings, airports, runways and taxiways, and many things that make human civilization possible. Concrete is a vital element used in infrastructure projects in other words infrastructure construction is directly correlating the concrete production. Concrete is made of four basic elements water, cement, fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate where conventional coarse and fine aggregates are derived from rock and river mining from natural source that causes the natural resource depletion. Coarse aggregate and fine aggregates are chemically inert material at operational temperature. Therefore replacement of coarse or fine aggregate is possible with other inert material possess good mechanical strength and durability. In this research work we replace the conventional fine aggregate with brick dust and ceramic waste and brick dust. This experimental analysis based on two material replacement ceramic waste and brick dust up to optimum percentage to achieve maximum utilization. In this experiment, we found the optimum percentage of ceramic waste and brick dust is 20% and 15% respectively