Utilization of palm oil fuel ash in concrete

The properties of concrete are investigated in this current work by replacing Fuel Ash made up of Palm Oil (POFA) with Ordinary Portland Cement. The primary purpose of this is to use the dumping landfill in the vacant lands and also to reduce the use of cement in building industry. By applying these to concrete, the strength obtained is distinct in various percentage replacements like 10% to 50%. Various concrete features are presented, such as mechanical properties and durability studies are presented. Oil palm shell lightweight total substantial shows the most noteworthy compressive strength upon the incorporation of 30% POFA as an incomplete concrete substitution. Receiving POFA as advantageous material in the creation of oil palm shell lightweight total cement would diminish Portland concrete utilization just as decreasing the measure of debris arranged separated of helping the palm oil industry to be an all the most harmless to the ecosystem business.