Prospects for the use of recycling crushed battle of ceramic bricks as aggregates for production of concrete for General construction purpose

Abstract

The results of determining the density and strength of concrete based on crushed battle of ceramic bricks obtained by crushing (recycling) of substandard ceramic bricks are presented. Recycling rubble from the battle of ceramic bricks is a material (product), obtained by crushing substandard ceramic bricks, ceramic stones, fragments of brick masonry based on them, as well as concrete and ferroconcrete structures and products with fillers from the battle of ceramic bricks. It is revealed that the recycling crushed stone obtained from non-conditioned ceramic brick and ceramic stones consists of grains of brick fight of various fractions. Recycling crushed stone obtained by crushing brick masonry fragments based on ceramic bricks, ceramic stones, as well as concrete and reinforced concrete structures with aggregates from ceramic bricks, mainly consists of brick grains, mortar grains, as well as brick grains and mortar aggregated into a single conglomerate different fractions. The density of concrete based on crushed stone from the battle of ceramic bricks varies from 1810 to 1974 kg/m³. The strength of concrete based on crushed stone from the battle of ceramic bricks varies from 16.4 to 20.3 MPa.