ABSTRACT:
Rice husks are one of the largest readily available but most under-utilized biomass resources, being an ideal fuel for electricity generation. The studies on Rice Husk Ash concretes (RHA) exposed to marine atmosphere for various ages showed that an RHA replacement range of 5% to 7.5 % showed better compressive strengths than other replacements at all ages and for all three grades of concretes. In order to understand the behavior of RHA concretes under various exposure sea water attacks were studied by conducting the tests for two grades of RHA concretes M 20 and M 40 and the results were discussed.
Cite this article:
Patnaikuni Chandan Kumar, Nutulapati V.S. Venugopal. Studies on an Eco- Friendly Rice Husk Ash Concretes Exposed to Marine Atmosphere. Asian J. Research Chem 7(1): January 2014; Page 52-54.
Cite(Electronic):
Patnaikuni Chandan Kumar, Nutulapati V.S. Venugopal. Studies on an Eco- Friendly Rice Husk Ash Concretes Exposed to Marine Atmosphere. Asian J. Research Chem 7(1): January 2014; Page 52-54. Available on: https://ajrconline.org/AbstractView.aspx?PID=2014-7-1-9