Marble Dust allows the concrete industry to produce financial profit, to optimize material use, and construct structures that will be strong, durable and subtle to the atmosphere. The use of Marble Dust can be an ideal choice fore-placing in …

This study conducted a scientometric review of existing studies on waste marble dust and identified scenarios appropriate for optimising its performance in concrete production. …

The construction industry is one of the prime polluters of the global environment, in addition to the waste management menace. Over the years, waste marble dust reuse as aggregates has gained ...

In the current study, marble dust powder was used as a cementitious material in place of cement in four different percentage mixes of concrete with cement contents of 5%, …

Marble dust, which is a solid pollutant obtained from the marble manufacturing industry, can be effectively used as a binding material with the replacement of cement or fine aggregates in concrete. Marble powder may very well be added to concrete as an admixture to enhance the concrete's strength according to [15] .

In this study, ordinary Portland cement CEM I 42.5 N was used which complies with the ASTM C150. Natural siliceous sand with fineness modulus of 2.35 and crushed pink lime stone with nominal maximum size of 19.0 mm was used.The grading of both fine and coarse aggregate satisfies the ASTM C33-03 grading limits as presented in Fig. 2.Marble dust used …

Marble Dust is also used in making gesso though it tends to be a harder and not as white as the French Chalk. Acrylic gesso uses marble dust as one of the primary components. ... It is used widely in industrial applications for a seemingly endless array of possibilities. Products [3] Sort by: Quick View. Rabbit Skin Glue, powder (1) $8.00 ...

In this paper the possibility of using local WMD, generated in the marble industries of Peshawar, as an efficient replacement of sand and cement in concrete production has been investigated. The particle size of the waste marble dust (WMD) used is 74 microns.

Experimental Study on Use of Waste Marble Dust in Concrete Aalok D. Sakalkale1, G. D. Dhawale2, R. S. Kedar3 1.M-Tech IV Sem(Structural Engineering)Department of Civil Engineering, BDCE, Wardha ... of the important materials used in the construction industry. Marble powder is produced from processing plants

176 A. Debnath et al. pond. Different types of industries such as construction, cement, ceramic industry, and paint industry use very little amount of marble dust.

Utilization of waste industrial sludge as a raw material to reduce their adverse effect on environment and make it eco-friendly. Marble sludge powder can be used as filler and helps to reduce the ...

investigated the impact of using marble dust in concrete due to its availability and the significant environmental issues it poses. Previous research has primarily focused on using marble dust as a replacement for cement, fine aggregate, or coarse aggregate.

By the incorporation of marble as coarse and fine aggregates the mining industry would in a way sort out their waste management issues by diverting the waste to the construction industry rather than haphazard …

This study conducted a scientometric review of existing studies on waste marble dust and identified scenarios appropriate for optimising its performance in concrete production. Relying on those responsible (individuals, organisations, and industries) for producing waste marble dust with negative consequences necessitates a solution.

earlier research, marble dust was used in p lace of cement, fine aggregate or coarse ag gregate. In the studies reviewed

By the incorporation of marble as coarse and fine aggregates the mining industry would in a way sort out their waste management issues by diverting the waste to the construction industry rather than haphazard dumping in open land.

Marble dust is produced from marble quarrying by cutting of rocks to marble factories during refinement and processing of raw marble into glass polished tiles, slabs, and …

To provide a comprehensive outline of marble's use as coarse aggregate in concrete production, this study adopted utilizing waste coarse marble aggregate (WCMA) at a quantity of 50% and 100% to substitute coarse limestone aggregates (also natural coarse aggregate (NCA)).

In the current study, marble dust powder was used as a cementitious material in place of cement in four different percentage mixes of concrete with cement contents of 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% by weight for M30 and M40 grade concrete.

Granite powder and industrial sand have been used in concrete as alternative materials suitable for concrete production. The primary role of this paper is to use marble dust, …

investigated the impact of using marble dust in concrete due to its availability and the significant environmental issues it poses. Previous research has primarily focused on using marble dust …

3.2 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH - Compressive strength of concrete mixes with various percentage of marble dust as replacement of cement at age of 7 days and 28 days respectively are shown in Fig.3 and Fig.4. From Table 10 and 11 it can be observed that with the replacement of cement with marble dust for 5% & 10% there is an increase in the strength at 7days as well …

Marble dust (200μm size), air and water polluting waste, generated by the marble cutting industries has been used as cheap source of lime for hydrothermal solidification of clay–quartz mixtures ...

This paper investigates the mechanical goods of concrete using Ground Granulated Blast furnace Slag (GGBS) and Marble Dust (MD) as a limited replacement of cement and fine aggregate...

Marble dust is produced from marble quarrying by cutting of rocks to marble factories during refinement and processing of raw marble into glass polished tiles, slabs, and tabletops.

In this paper the possibility of using local WMD, generated in the marble industries of Peshawar, as an efficient replacement of sand and cement in concrete production has been …

Marble dust, which is a solid pollutant obtained from the marble manufacturing industry, can be effectively used as a binding material with the replacement of cement or fine aggregates in concrete. Marble powder may very well be added to concrete as an admixture to …

Marble, due to its durable properties, is usually used in multiple non-structural applications such as cladding, floors, architectural decoration for indoors and sculpture etc. Considerable waste is generated during the shaping and cutting processes of …

Waste marble dust is an industrial byproduct and is being produced in large quantities globally poses an environmental hazard. Therefore, it is of the utmost need to look for some sustainable ...

of non-marble dust (NMD) and marble dust (MD) areas are mentioned in Figures 4 and 5 respectively. Figure 4a,b shows that the area is in its natural soil color because of the absence of