Properties of CO2 sand brick
Abstract
Brick is the most commonly used building material for construction. The CO2 absorption in the brick manufacturing process can provide a green environment. Therefore, focus should be now on seeking eco – friendly solutions for greener environment. Thus the paper
focused on the Carbon di-oxide sand brick which can be manufactured by using carbon di-oxide gas injected into the air tight mould which contains silica sand with sodium silicate and dipping with epoxy resin as a binding agent which provides 2.5 times higher strength than the normal concrete structure in tensile strength and also it requires less reinforcement in place of concrete walls.
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Keywords
- Silica Sand
- Environmental Friendly
- Recyclable
- Carbon Dioxide
- Sodium Silicate.
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Leolin Rostand DeffoDeffo, Raphael NdisyaMutuku and Timothy Nyomboi, “Strength performance of silicate limestone compressed Bricks”, Journal of Civil Engineering and Construction Technology, Volume.8 (6), pp. 53-58, July 2017. https://doi.org/10.5897/JCECT2016.0423