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The study aims to evaluate the performance of bio-based mortar incorporating industrial by-products for sustainable concrete repair.

December 24, 2025ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Performance evaluation of bio-based mortar incorporating fly ash, rice husk ash, and granite slurry for concrete repair

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Research evaluates mechanical performance and durability of bio-based mortar with fly ash and rice husk ash for concrete repair, indicating high performance and sustainability.

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The study aims to evaluate the performance of bio-based mortar incorporating industrial by-products for sustainable concrete repair.
Developed 54 mortar mixes with varying percentages of fly ash, rice husk ash, and granite slurry
Assessed mechanical performance through tests for compressive strength, bond strength, and durability
Used water absorption to evaluate durability
The ternary mix with 20% fly ash, 20% rice husk ash, and 20% granite slurry showed a 26% increase in compressive strength
Bond strength improved by 24% compared to the control mix
Water absorption reduced by 27%, indicating enhanced durability at 56 days

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synapsesocial.com/papers/694b2d99fc766d0f5c0ed783 https://doi.org/10.59018/0925159

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Research evaluates mechanical performance and durability of bio-based mortar with fly ash and rice husk ash for concrete repair, indicating high performance and sustainability.

Performance evaluation of bio-based mortar incorporating fly ash, rice husk ash, and granite slurry for concrete repair

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