Determination of Properties and Environment Due to the Usage of Flyash and Marble Waste Powder in Concrete

The main problem in Developing Countries like India, concrete is commonly used as a building material. Every year, around 12 billion tonnes of concrete are produced. Approximately 18 million tonnes of concrete are expected to be produced annually by 2050, according to current estimates. As a result of this sudden growth in concrete use during the past decade, the consumption of cement has surged dramatically. At the moment, 4,000,000 thousand metric tonnes of cement are produced annually, accounting for almost 5% of all pollution that’s leading to global warming. It is estimated that the generation of Flyash and marble waste powder (MWP) accounts for a major portion of the pollution in developing countries today. Massive amounts of both MWP and Flyash are produced, and their disposal is a major issue in the industry. Given their binding qualities, Properties of concrete improved due to both Flyash and MWP. A mixture of PPC & MWP is used to create environmentally friendly concrete in this study. MWP can substitute fine aggregate up to 30% of the total amount of fine aggregate utilized. Additionally, The Usage of Steel Fibres in 1% to 3% is done. A significant increase in cost is indicated by the economic feasibility analysis, However, this is in exchange for a significant increase mechanical property of the material, as well as a favorable influence on the environment, which will contribute to long-term development and sustainability.