Authors :
Suratmi; Eswan; Heri Kestiyono
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6626255
Abstract :
The research objectives are; (1) to determine
the use of lime powder added to the compressive
strength of K-225 concrete, and (2) to determine the
percentage of lime powder addition to the compressive
strength of normal concrete.
The research was carried out for 3 months in the
laboratory of the Civil Engineering Study Program,
University of 17 August 1945, Samarinda. The specimens
in the form of cylinders measuring 15 cm x 30 cm were
45 samples, with the following details: (1) 15 pieces of
normal concrete with a mixture of 0% limestone
powder; (2) 15 pieces of normal concrete with a mixture
of 4% limestone powder; and (3) 15 pieces of normal
concrete with a mixture of 8% limestone powder.
The research activities carried out are as follows:
(1) literature study, (2) preparation of materials and
tools; (3) testing of materials, namely: specific gravity
and absorption of coarse aggregate, specific gravity and
absorption of fine aggregate, sieve analysis of fine
aggregate and coarse aggregate, silt content of fine
aggregate, silt content of coarse aggregate, moisture
content of fine aggregate and coarse aggregate, and
weight volume of fine aggregate and coarse aggregate.
The results showed that: (1) slaked lime powder
could be used as an additive for the manufacture of K225 concrete; and (2) the addition of lime powder of 4%
and 8% resulted in the compressive strength of K-225
concrete which was 234.735 and 256.997 kg/cm2 and
these results met the design quality criteria of K-225
concrete. The higher the percentage of lime powder
used, the more the value of the compressive strength of
the concrete will increase, making it suitable if applied to
rigid pavement road projects.
Keywords :
Limestone Powder, Concrete Quality
The research objectives are; (1) to determine
the use of lime powder added to the compressive
strength of K-225 concrete, and (2) to determine the
percentage of lime powder addition to the compressive
strength of normal concrete.
The research was carried out for 3 months in the
laboratory of the Civil Engineering Study Program,
University of 17 August 1945, Samarinda. The specimens
in the form of cylinders measuring 15 cm x 30 cm were
45 samples, with the following details: (1) 15 pieces of
normal concrete with a mixture of 0% limestone
powder; (2) 15 pieces of normal concrete with a mixture
of 4% limestone powder; and (3) 15 pieces of normal
concrete with a mixture of 8% limestone powder.
The research activities carried out are as follows:
(1) literature study, (2) preparation of materials and
tools; (3) testing of materials, namely: specific gravity
and absorption of coarse aggregate, specific gravity and
absorption of fine aggregate, sieve analysis of fine
aggregate and coarse aggregate, silt content of fine
aggregate, silt content of coarse aggregate, moisture
content of fine aggregate and coarse aggregate, and
weight volume of fine aggregate and coarse aggregate.
The results showed that: (1) slaked lime powder
could be used as an additive for the manufacture of K225 concrete; and (2) the addition of lime powder of 4%
and 8% resulted in the compressive strength of K-225
concrete which was 234.735 and 256.997 kg/cm2 and
these results met the design quality criteria of K-225
concrete. The higher the percentage of lime powder
used, the more the value of the compressive strength of
the concrete will increase, making it suitable if applied to
rigid pavement road projects.
Keywords :
Limestone Powder, Concrete Quality