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    Sugarcane Baggesse Material As Cement Replacement in Concrete

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    This document discusses using sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement replacement in concrete. It tested concrete cylinders with 0, 25, 50, and 100 grams of sugarcane bagasse ash added. The results showed that adding 100 grams of ash increased the compressive strength of the concrete compared to the control sample without ash. Lower amounts of 25 and 50 grams did not significantly increase compressive strength. So the study concluded that sugarcane bagasse ash has potential to improve concrete strength when added in sufficient quantities.

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    This document discusses using sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement replacement in concrete. It tested concrete cylinders with 0, 25, 50, and 100 grams of sugarcane bagasse ash added. The results showed that adding 100 grams of ash increased the compressive strength of the concrete compared to the control sample without ash. Lower amounts of 25 and 50 grams did not significantly increase compressive strength. So the study concluded that sugarcane bagasse ash has potential to improve concrete strength when added in sufficient quantities.

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    This document discusses using sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement replacement in concrete. It tested concrete cylinders with 0, 25, 50, and 100 grams of sugarcane bagasse ash added. The results showed that adding 100 grams of ash increased the compressive strength of the concrete compared to the control sample without ash. Lower amounts of 25 and 50 grams did not significantly increase compressive strength. So the study concluded that sugarcane bagasse ash has potential to improve concrete strength when added in sufficient quantities.

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    Sugarcane Baggesse Material As Cement Replacement in Concrete

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    This document discusses using sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement replacement in concrete. It tested concrete cylinders with 0, 25, 50, and 100 grams of sugarcane bagasse ash added. The results showed that adding 100 grams of ash increased the compressive strength of the concrete compared to the control sample without ash. Lower amounts of 25 and 50 grams did not significantly increase compressive strength. So the study concluded that sugarcane bagasse ash has potential to improve concrete strength when added in sufficient quantities.

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    SUGARCANE BAGGESSE MATERIAL AS CEMENT REPLACEMENT

    IN CONCRETE

    Abstract
    There are lots of admixtures that are observed and tested to have provided

    higher compressive strength to many construction materials and sugarcane bagasse

    ash is one of these admixtures. Sugarcane bagasse ash is found after

    burning sugarcane bagasse which itself established after the extraction of its

    juices. The purposed and aimed of this study is to differentiate the compressive

    strength of a cylindrical concrete with and without the presence of the sugarcane

    bagasse ash. This study will help the future researchers and technical persons such

    as engineers in deploying their knowledge and understanding about the sugarcane

    bagasse ash as an admixture.

    The concrete samples, in part, are provided with 25 grams, 50 grams, and

    100 grams of admixtures respectively. In addition the compressive strength of the

    concrete was determined after having a test. It was observed that the compressive

    strength of the concrete when mixed with sugarcane bagasse ash relied on how

    much ash was added to it and how it was built. The test result indicated that

    incorporating 100 grams of ash helped the concrete raised its strength while 25 and

    50 grams of bagasse ash does not provide higher compressive strength when

    compared to the controlled concrete. It was concluded that there is a significant

    difference between controlled and experimental samples.

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