Int. J. Advanced Structures & Geotechnical Engineering
ISSN 2319-5347, ISI Impact Factor: 0.763
VOLUME 03 NO. 03 JULY 2014:
Title: Utilization
of rice husk as an effective sub surface drainage
materiali
Authors: A. H. Patil,
Akshay R. Shirsat, Rushikesh A. Phadke, Akshay A.
Mohire,
Ganesh H. Junawane, Navanath N. Hake, Harshal Lunkad
Abstract: The potentiality of rice
husk as a good source of high technological materials in
road construction is the subject of this research. Every
year approximately 600 million tons of paddy (after- M.
Ahiduzzaman, Rice husk Technologies In Bangladesh) are
produced globally. This gives around 120 million tons of
rice husk (RH) and 21 million tons of rice husk ash
(RHA) annually. Major four uses of rice husk ash are in
the steel, cement, refractory bricks and semiconductor
industry. Besides these, it can be utilized in several
other applications. Emerging trend of using waste
material in soil stabilizing or soil strengthening is
being working out all over the world in present days.
The main reason behind this trend is the excessive
production of waste like fly ash, plastics, rice husk
ash (RHA) which is not only hazards but also creating
deposition problems. Using some of these waste materials
in construction practice will reduce the problem in a
great extent. This paper will let us study how husk
waste can be used in construction of roads. Step by step
procedure of various tests conducted on the experimental
model section of road block. This project will also
conclude about how the use of rice husk in road
construction increases the strength, flexibility,
durability etc. of the road. Implementation of new
innovative technology in construction of roads. (after-
Effect of Rice Husk Ash on Cement Stabilized Laterite)
Keywords:
Rice husk, paddy, hazards, implementation
Page no:
238-241