Study of Mechanical Properties of Porous and Non-Porous Aggregate by Using Low Density Polyethylene

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International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)

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STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POROUS AND NON-POROUS AGGREGATE BY USING LOW DENSITY POLYETHYLENE (LDPE) AND ITS COST ANALYSIS Raj Keshar Singh, Dr. Namish Mehta, Sumeet Chakraborty Postgraduate student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Truba institute of Engineering & Information Technology, Bhopal, (M.P, India) Professor, Head of department, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Truba institute of Engineering & Information Technology, Bhopal, (M.P, India) Assistant professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Truba College of science and Technology, Bhopal , (M.P, India) ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------

ABSTRACT

1. INTRODUCTION

With the increase in the pollution through plastic waste we

In ancient cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro of Indus

will take a step to resolve this problem somehow. As we all

Valley civilization during 2800 B.C, the road development

know that plastic waste are non biodegradable substance and

has been first introduced in Indian subcontinent. In 1540-45,

burning these plastic will also prove to be harmful as it

Sher Shah Suri had built The Grand Trunk Road which

produces harmful gases. That’s why we will use plastic in such

connects Sonargaon near Dhaka in Bangladesh with

a way that it will become environment friendly. Our way of

Peshawar in modern day Pakistan. During 1947 and 1988,

utilization is in road construction. In this paper we will go to

Indian roads are poorly maintained. Most of the roads are

show how we can use plastic waste in road construction. We

single lane and are unpaved. In 15 June 1989 NHAI (National

will use mixture of plastic waste and bitumen in some ratio in

Highway Authority of India) came into existence, but it has

road construction. We will use plastic at hot mix plant. This

not achieved so much in road construction. Since 1995 the

method will not only prove to be helpful in solving the

authority has privatized road network development in India

dumping problem of plastic waste but also increases the life of

and by May2014,the state

a road and simultaneously it is very economical. For

kilometer of National highway of which 22,757 kilometer are

implementing our idea we will do several tests which will be

4-lane or 6-lane modern highway. For Indian economy, Road

further discuss in detail in our paper. The tests that we will do

transport is very important. Indian road network carries

are - water absorption test, aggregate impact value test,

over 65% of its freight and about 85% of passenger traffic.

aggregate density test, Ductility test, and penetration test. Through these entire tests we will find the strength of road.

Key Words: Porous aggregate, Waste plastic, Bitumen, Road.

wise length became 92851

In general, primary India have bitumen based macadamized roads and a few have concrete roads. In 1990s, concrete roads were less popular due to less availability of cement, but with increase in supply of cement in country, concrete roads have gained popularity. These roads need less maintenance compared to bituminous road. With the

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