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This research aims to identify the best replacement levels of fly ash and GGBS in concrete to optimize strength characteristics.

March 19, 2026Open Access

Strength Characteristics Of Concrete With GGBS And Fly Ash As Cement Replacements

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This research aims to identify the best replacement levels of fly ash and GGBS in concrete to optimize strength characteristics.
Conducted laboratory-based experiments on concrete mixes.
Replaced ordinary Portland cement with varying levels of GGBS and fly ash.
Maintained a consistent water-to-cementitious materials ratio of 0.45.
Strength characteristics of concrete improved with specific levels of GGBS and fly ash.
Optimal replacement levels identified for better performance in concrete.

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Laboratory investigation demonstrates improved strength in concrete with GGBS and fly ash replacements, suggesting enhanced material performance.

Kumar et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Laboratory investigation demonstrates improved strength in concrete with GGBS and fly ash replacements, suggesting enhanced material performance.