Nonlinear reversion for recycled morsel rubber amidst mathematical models

The current global discarded surplus has reached dangerous levels. As a result of the rapid expansion and myriad variations of global modernization, discarded tires are one of the most significant causes of environmental issues. Therefore, salvaging discarded tire rubber as aggregates to supplement...

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Main Authors: Sharma, Tushar, Meena, Ayush, Ramana, P. V.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Construction materials
Mathematical analysis
Mathematical models
Modernization
Rubber
Sand
Tires
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Summary:The current global discarded surplus has reached dangerous levels. As a result of the rapid expansion and myriad variations of global modernization, discarded tires are one of the most significant causes of environmental issues. Therefore, salvaging discarded tire rubber as aggregates to supplement construction materials is advantageous. This study’s primary objectives are to utilize morsel rubber as a favorable replacement for sand at varying portions to produce ecologically friendly concrete with a variable proportion of Morsel rubber ranging from 0% to 6% with a 1.5% increment, were combined. Morsel rubber’s mechanical attributes can be predicted using mathematical modeling. Sand is becoming scarce and difficult to extract; therefore, it is prudent to use morsel rubber instead of sand.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0182962