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    Avinash M and Et Al (2015)

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    The author studied the compressive strength of high performance lightweight concrete (HPLWC) made with two different lightweight aggregates: air entraining agent and expanded clay. Concrete cubes of 100mm were tested with different percentages of cement replaced by ground granulated blast furnace slag and metakaolin. The results showed that concrete with 0.4% air entraining agent, 10% metakaolin, and 30% slag yielded the highest strength, as did concrete with 25% expanded clay, 12% metakaolin and 28% slag.

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    The author studied the compressive strength of high performance lightweight concrete (HPLWC) made with two different lightweight aggregates: air entraining agent and expanded clay. Concrete cubes of 100mm were tested with different percentages of cement replaced by ground granulated blast furnace slag and metakaolin. The results showed that concrete with 0.4% air entraining agent, 10% metakaolin, and 30% slag yielded the highest strength, as did concrete with 25% expanded clay, 12% metakaolin and 28% slag.

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    The author studied the compressive strength of high performance lightweight concrete (HPLWC) made with two different lightweight aggregates: air entraining agent and expanded clay. Concrete cubes of 100mm were tested with different percentages of cement replaced by ground granulated blast furnace slag and metakaolin. The results showed that concrete with 0.4% air entraining agent, 10% metakaolin, and 30% slag yielded the highest strength, as did concrete with 25% expanded clay, 12% metakaolin and 28% slag.

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    The author studied the compressive strength of high performance lightweight concrete (HPLWC) made with two different lightweight aggregates: air entraining agent and expanded clay. Concrete cubes of 100mm were tested with different percentages of cement replaced by ground granulated blast furnace slag and metakaolin. The results showed that concrete with 0.4% air entraining agent, 10% metakaolin, and 30% slag yielded the highest strength, as did concrete with 25% expanded clay, 12% metakaolin and 28% slag.

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    AVINASH M AND ET AL (2015)

    The author studied compressive strength of high performance lightweight


    concrete(HPLWC) made with air entraining agent and expanded clay. These are
    lightweight aggregate. In the production of LWC the air entraining agent was
    used as an additive and expanded clay was used as apartial replacement for
    normal aggregate . Again in both cases of production of LWC the cement was
    replaced by GROUND GRANULATED BLAST FURNACE SLAG(GGBFS) and
    METAKOLIIN(MK) in two different percentages .The compressive studied for cubr
    specimens of 100mm*100mm*100mm.The results showed that compressive
    strength of concrete with 0.4% air entraining agent with 10% MK and 30%
    GGBFS yielded better strength.With expanded clay of 25% was used as
    lightbweight aggregate with 12% MKand 28% GGBFS gave better strength.

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