Evaluating Mechanical Properties of Blended Concrete Containing Fly Ash and NAD

Abstract

In this research, egg was utilized as a natural admixture to investigate the impact of traditional concrete (CC) and Fly Ash (FA) class C on fresh characteristics and compressive power. Cement was supplanted by 0% fly ash, 25%, 35% and 45% by NAD (egg material) and 0.5% by water quality and 0.5% for liquid-to-fix. Cement has been supplanted by 0.5% by fly ash. Fresh property and mixture's compression strengths were examined at 7 days, 28 days and 56 days for both NAD including FA substitution rates. The findings indicated that all CC and Class C fly ash mixed concrete were measured to obtain 0.25 percent of the NAD dose as optimal dose.