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Certificate: Partial Replacement of Cement With Industrial Waste

The document certifies a mini project titled 'Partial Replacement of Cement with Industrial Waste' conducted by students Siddhant Singh, Jitendra Singh Patel, and Neelam Singh under the supervision of Mr. Vikas Kumar at Rajkiya Engineering College. It acknowledges the guidance received from the supervisor and the support from the college administration and peers. The project explores the benefits of using industrial waste materials to partially replace cement in construction, aiming to promote sustainable practices and reduce environmental impact.
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Certificate: Partial Replacement of Cement With Industrial Waste

The document certifies a mini project titled 'Partial Replacement of Cement with Industrial Waste' conducted by students Siddhant Singh, Jitendra Singh Patel, and Neelam Singh under the supervision of Mr. Vikas Kumar at Rajkiya Engineering College. It acknowledges the guidance received from the supervisor and the support from the college administration and peers. The project explores the benefits of using industrial waste materials to partially replace cement in construction, aiming to promote sustainable practices and reduce environmental impact.
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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project titled “Partial


Replacement of Cement with Industrial Waste”
is a Bonafide work carried out by Siddhant Singh
(2407350000033), Jitendra Singh Patel
(2407350000021), and Neelam Singh
(2407350000021) under the supervision of
Assistant professor MR. VIKAS SIR, Rajkiya
Engineering College, Bijor

Date: Supervisor HOD

Mr. Vikas Kumar Mrs. Shagun


Pandey

Assistant Professor Head of

Department Civil Engineering Civil

Engineering
ACKOWLEDGEMENT
We express our deep sense of gratitude to Mr.
VIKAS SIR, (Assistant Professor), Department of Civil
Engineering, for his invaluable guidance, constant
encouragement, and insightful suggestions
throughout the course of this Mini project. His
expertise in the field of sustainable construction
materials significantly helped us in exploring the
"Partial Replacement of Cement with Industrial
Waste."
We would also like to thank the administration of
Rajkiya Engineering College, Bijnor, for providing the
necessary laboratory facilities and resources required
to conduct our research and testing.
Finally, we extend our thanks to our fellow
batchmates and the technical staff of the Civil
Engineering Department for their support in making
this project a success.
Submitted By:
• Siddhant Singh (2407350000033)
• Jitendra Singh Patel (2407350000017)
• Neelam Singh
(2407350000021)
Department of Civil
Engineering Rajkiya
Engineering College, Bijnor
PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT WITH
INDUSTRIAL WASTE
A Mini Project Submitted to Department of Civil
Engineering, Degree of Bachelor of Technology in
Civil
Engineering By
SIDDHANT SINGH (2407350000033)
JITENDRA SINGH PATEL
(2407350000017) NEELAM SINGH
(2407350000021)
Under the Supervision of
MR VIKAS KUMAR (Assistant professor)
Department of Civil Engineering

Rajkiya Engineering College, Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh 246725


affiliated to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University,
Lucknow, U. P.
Session: 2025-2026
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INTRODUCTION
Cement is widely used in
construction, but its production
causes environmental pollution and
high CO₂ emissions. To promote
sustainable construction, cement
can be partially replaced with
industrial waste materials such as
fly ash, GGBS, silica fume, and rice
husk ash.
These materials possess
cementitious properties and help
reduce waste disposal problems,
conserve natural resources, lower
construction costs, and improve the
durability of concrete while
maintaining required strength.

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