Abstract:

In this study, the effects of different additive materials, also defined as waste material on the resistance of the steel ground sample used in the construction of cylinder in Eskişehir province, have been comparatively studied. The waste of the additive materials used for healing will contribute both environmentally and in engineering and economic terms. Therefore, the soil is mixed in different proportions with the high oven curve (YFC), which is the waste material in the coal used thermal power plants. For the purposes of ensuring puzolanic reaction in the contributed series, 3 % of the shell was kept stable, 3 % in the first stage, 6 % in the 9th stage, 12 % in the UK and 15 % in the second stage, 3 % in the 6th stage, 9 % in the 12th stage, free pressure resistance tests were conducted on the samples prepared in the YFC contributed series, 7 days and 28 days on the samples left to the globe. In this scope, the ground sample was reduced in contributed studies, the reduced rate of cranberries, UK and YFC included, and thus the dry mass of the total mixture was kept stable. The highest resistance has been found in the contribution of 3% + 12% UK and 3% + 9% YFC. When compared, it was determined that the highest resistance was achieved in the series where the resistance was equal in the test results without the application of the curve, and depending on the curve time, the UK contribution resulted in a much more significant increase in the resistance on the free pressure resistance than the YFC contribution series.

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