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This paper reports an experimental program to investigate the effect of using copper slag as a complete 100% replacement of sand on the property of fine aggregate. Addition of red soil in ratio 0%, 5%, 10% in cement.M25 mix design has been used. Concrete mixes were evaluated for compressive strength and split tensile strength. With two different composition of 7 days and 28 days. This result indicates that the 10% addition of red soil to cementand 100% replacement of copper slag show the greater results in both split tensile strength and compressive strength than compared to the conventional concrete. Whereas the addition of 5% red soil to cement causes the result in reduction of compressive strength and split tensile strength, however it shows the greater result when compared to the conventional concrete.
Copper slag Red soil.
Copper slag Red soil.
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