COMPARING THE STRENGHT AS BLOCKS MADE FROM (1) CEMENT AND LATERITIC SOIL (2)CEMENT AND RED EARTH (3) LATERITE, SAND AND RED EARTH
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COMPARING THE STRENGHT AS BLOCKS MADE FROM (1) CEMENT AND
LATERITIC SOIL (2)CEMENT AND RED EARTH (3) LATERITE, SAND AND RED EARTH
ABSTRACT
This case
study is “comparing the strength of blocks made from: cement stabilized
laterite blocks, cement stabilized red earth blocks and sand, red earth and laterite blocks and mud blocks
dried in the kiln.
This project
implement the following analysis
(1) To effect
reduction to the rise in market
price of sand (fine aggregate), cement blocks to substitute literate blocks.
(2) To
determine the strength of the cement stabilized blocks of literate soil in the
soil laboratory with a view to have an alternative in the building industry.
(3) To
analyse the existing laterite soil and evaluate it’s suitability for use as a
good building material by means of various tests.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Letter of transmittal
Approval page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of content
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
Project Building Materials
CHAPTER TWO
PREPARATION OF MATERIALS
CHAPTER THREE
PREPARATION OF CUBE
Casting Of The Stabilized Materials
Curing Of Specimens
CHAPTER FOUR
FIRING OF BLOCKS IN KILN
Testing Of Blocks
Compressive Strength Test
Calculation Of Results
CHAPTER FIVE
DISCUSSION OF RESULT
Compressive Strength Table With Eh Cement Mortar Blocks
CHAPTER SIX
RECOMMENDATION
Conclusion
References
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
This project was obligated to present in o n e volume of the
fundamental and practical information in the field of comparing the strength of
blocks made from: cement and laterite soil, cement and red earth and sand, red
earth and lateritic soil and mud blocks fired in the kiln which may be useful
to people involved in civil and structural engineering and particularly those
that found pleasure in the design and construction of buildings, bridges and
culverts and related structures.
Due to high
cost of sand in the market, the comparative analysis of stabilized laterite
blocks, red earth blocks and sand blocks have revealed t hat one can definitely
substitute the stabilized laterite blocks and mud blocks in place of sand
blocks to reduce the cost of the entire building or used stabilized laterite
blocks where there are no sand in such an area where the work is going to be
sited. A great have been done throughout
this work, although it is limited in scope to assess their suitability as
standard concrete aggregates.
THE PROJECT BUILDING MATERIALS
To obtain the
materials used for these project such as red earth, laterite, sharp sand, and
cement, we had to move to the outskirts of Enugu State. Cement was bought from the famous Keyatta
market in Enugu. The market is well
known for the sales of building materials in the state. Cement was added to the mixture during
mixing, to give the mixture a good binding when in shape and also increases the
strength of the blocks. The brand of
cement used was ROCK CEMENT.
The red earth
material known as mud was obtained at 9th mile corner in Ngwo, at the outskirts
of Enugu. It was dug from a depth, to
make sure that it has not been mixed with foreign or any other material. The
red earth is dark red in colour, which shows that the mud is of high quality.
Sharp sand
was obtained within the school premises and was subsequently gotten from a
nearby stream, while that of laterite was obtained from a site at New Layout,
in Enugu town.
In conclusion, all the materials used was
obtained within Enugu and was kept in good working condition. We made sure that the materials were of best
quality.
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