DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN COMPOSITE BINDER MATERIAL FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTE STABILISATION

Creating a ‘green composite binder material from industrial waste stabilization’ is a method to provide a greener environment for future generation. Binder that used for construction were usually consist of Portland cement type 1, water, and sand. Sometimes, there will be admixture and aggregates to enhance the quality of the binder in various factors. Therefore, this project is mainly adding industrial waste stabilization as an admixture to replace sand for stabilizing the Portland cement. The main objective involve in this individual final year project are to produce a green composite binder using suitable industrial waste stabilization, creating a cost effective binder, and create light weight and stronger binder using waste materials. The main problem statement of this project is to review the best combination of industrial waste stabilization in order to produce a light weight and strong composite binder. The production of new green composite binder are able to increase the green building index rating. This government organization advice contractor to design a building which save energy and resource, recycle materials and minimize the emission of toxic substances throughout its life cycle. This invention will help the environment to go greener in future and help reduce industrial waste stabilization. Producing different sample using these wastes with allocated ratio will enable it to undergo various tests. According to the methodology and result, it is conclude that solidified FPM industrial waste in Portland cement produce better cement complex with giving 56.7kN in air curing and meet the requirement of soundness test and blaine air permeability test.