Effect of Partial Replacement of Ordinary Portland Cement with Portland Slag Cement on the Tensile Strength of Concrete

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To assess the impact of partially replacing ordinary Portland cement with Portland slag cement on concrete's tensile strength.
Partial replacement of ordinary Portland cement with Portland slag cement in concrete was tested.
Tensile strength measurements were conducted to evaluate performance differences.
Statistical analyses were performed to determine significance of results.
Concrete with 20% slag cement showed a tensile strength increase of 25% compared to standard mixtures (p<0.01).
No significant differences were found in tensile strength with 10% slag cement (p=0.05).
Optimal performance was recorded at 20% replacement, indicating a viable alternative to ordinary cement.

Evaluates tensile strength of concrete with slag cement replacement, suggesting enhanced performance.

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