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To eliminate the environmental impact of cement production, it is important to offer alternative binders for concrete. Consequently, an intensive dive continues during the replacement of cement with various wastes and industrial wastes. Protecting the environment and conserving natural resources are at the heart of any development. In addition, R&D is currently constantly involved in the development of technology and industry in the field of waste management. Since the partial replacement of cement or aggregates, attempts at concrete ash, crushed concrete, glass waste, rice husks, etc. have been conducted in the concrete industry. If less waste is considered practical and economical for concrete production, significant benefits will be obtained in waste management and lower construction costs. During the works, the possibility of using fly ash, glass powder(GP) as a replacement in some percentage part for cement at different percentages is examined. To this end, this procedure is divided into seven mixed lots. The cement content of 25% is replaced by different proportions of fly ash (FA) and glass powder (GP). Then, the compressive strength(CS) and the flexural strength(FS) were tested in the interval of 7-1428 days and compared with ordinary concrete. M25 brand cubes and beams in the laboratory.

Optimum Use of Fly Ash (FA) and Glass Powder (GP) as a Partial Replacement for Cement in Concrete