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  Manufacturing of Paver Block by using Inert Material from Garbage Waste

  N. Guruvignesh, K. Priyanka

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  Vol.7 , Issue.1 , pp.1-4, Mar-2020

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  The most important problem in the world, the especially in India is generation of huge amount of solid waste and it contains large quantity of plastic wastes. Generally the plastic waste requires large duration for degradation. In some places the solid wastes are burned in the dumping yard it again creates air pollution and it will affect the human beings life as well as the environmental conditions. Plastic is very important for current life style due to it’s application. Plastic used in many sectors like construction, building materials and etc., It affects the human beings as well as environment, so we are planned to use the solid waste with plastic in the paver block. In this project we have to test on paver block strength compared to normal paver block. The test should be conducted for compressive strength. And resultant comparative strength for these paver blocks will be justified.

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  plastic waste, solid waste, inert material, paver block

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  [1] Ahmad K. Jassim “Recycling of Polyethylene Waste to Produce Plastic Cement”, in the proceeding of the 14th Global Conference on Sustainable Manufacturing, vol.8, 2017, pp 635 – 642.
  [2] B. Mohammed and F. P. Afangide “Use of Waste Road-Asphalt as Aggregate in Pavement Block Production”, in the proceeding of the 7th International Conference on Innovations in Chemical, Agricultural, Biological and Environmental Sciences (ICABES-2017), 2017, pp 31-38
  [3] Ms. S. Parthini, Ms. C. ChellaGifta “Experimental Investigation on Cost Effective Paver Block”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology (IJARTET), Vol.03, Issue 2, March 2016, pp. 823-827
  [4] Koli Nishikant, Aiwale Nachiket, Inamdar Avadhut, Abhishek Sanger “Manufacturing of Concrete Paving Block by Using Waste Glass Material”, International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Vol. 6, Issue 6, June 2016, pp. 61-77
  

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  N. Guruvignesh, K. Priyanka, "Manufacturing of Paver Block by using Inert Material from Garbage Waste," Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Materials, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.1-4, 2020

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  Luminescence Features of Yellow Fe2O3 Geruwa Mineral

  N. C. Pandey

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  Vol.7 , Issue.1 , pp.5-7, Mar-2020

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  The chemistry of Al2O3.2H2O Fe2O3 TiO2.4SiO2 mineral ore is related with finding of bauxite Al2O3.2H2O, hematite Fe2O3 and titanium silicate TiO2.4SiO2 together by a loose type of bonding with each other. Thus, when the mineral is dropped in a water jar, Al2O3.2H2O dissolves in water, hence increases the density of water. Fe2O3 due to its relatively low density remains floating in it in the molecular form. While, green sand part of titanium silicate is found to settle at the bottom of the jar due to its relatively high density. The water solution containing alumina as dissolved and Fe2O3 as swimming in it appears brown in colour. Al2O3- Fe2O3 attractive interactions are involved for the apparent brown colour of Fe2O3 molecules due to the cause of swimming of it in alumina dissolved water solution of high density. On decreasing the density of brown solution by adding excess of water, yellow tiny particles of Fe2O3 appear to grow in size by moving towards the bottom due to high density than of low concentrated alumina water solution now. Thus, Fe2O3 - Fe2O3 attractive interactions are responsible for the appearance of immersing yellow precipitates of Fe2O3 molecules in view of it’s actual features of luminescence.

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  Fe2O3, Luminescence

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  [1] J. K. Khanna, “General Inorganic Chemistry”, Raj Hans publication, India, pp. 597, 1994.
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  Communications , Vol. 27, Issue. 11, pp. 1051 - 1053, 1978.
  

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  N. C. Pandey, "Luminescence Features of Yellow Fe2O3 Geruwa Mineral," Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Materials, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.5-7, 2020