Experimental investigation on sustainable paver blocks for green environment

Green Construction Paver bricks are used in a variety of standard decorative alternatives for paving pavement. The majority of its applications are in kitchen slabs, pavement, patios, and street roadways. Worldwide, infrastructure development is at its height and represents national progress in every nation. Despite the lack base material, green construction is becoming more and more popular today. As the primary component of green construction, cement has a bigger environmental impact on global warming because it accounts for 10% of all carbon emissions. Therefore, it is crucial to limit cement use and discover acceptable waste that may be utilized to partially replace cement improve the qualities of green construction. Green construction can employ the removal, reuse, and recycling strategies or any other two approaches that are equivalent. The paper’s goal is to discuss environmentally friendly building materials as a remedy for a couple ecological problems: first, the high levels of carbon dioxide emissions from the cement industry; and second, the enormous scale elimination for fly ash, which is a waste product of thermal power stations that pollutes the natural environment by filling up a lot of waste disposal facilities. The components of the paver Block are weld mesh, Cement, M-Sand, and Chips, Lime Flyash and pondash. This study demonstrates that the green paver block’s load carrying capacity is 25% greater than the control block’s.