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This project investigates the creation of eco-friendly construction bricks using cassava starch as a binder to address the demand for sustainable building materials. The study evaluates the mechanical properties and durability of these bricks compared to conventional fired bricks, revealing that they offer similar strength while reducing carbon emissions. This innovative method promotes waste reduction and the use of sustainable materials in construction, supporting greener building practices.

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This project investigates the creation of eco-friendly construction bricks using cassava starch as a binder to address the demand for sustainable building materials. The study evaluates the mechanical properties and durability of these bricks compared to conventional fired bricks, revealing that they offer similar strength while reducing carbon emissions. This innovative method promotes waste reduction and the use of sustainable materials in construction, supporting greener building practices.

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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

YEAR & SEMESTER: II-II


ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-24

INNOVATIVE PROJECT ABSTRACT

Batch No. 02
Title of the ECO-FRIENDLY LOW CONSTRUCTION BRICK BY USING CASSAVA
Project
Student Details Roll No Name of the Student
23895A0105 D JAGAN NAD
22891A0109 K MANOJ KUMAR
22891A0115 V HINDU
Guide Name DR M DURGA
Abstract

This study explores the development of eco-friendly construction bricks using


cassava starch as a primary binder. With the increasing demand for sustainable
building materials, the use of agricultural by-products offers a promising solution
to reduce environmental impact. Cassava, a readily available and renewable
resource, is transformed into a biopolymer that enhances the mechanical
properties and durability of bricks. The research investigates various proportions
of cassava starch mixed with local soil and natural additives, assessing factors
such as compressive strength, water absorption, and thermal conductivity. The
results indicate that cassava-based bricks exhibit comparable strength to
conventional fired bricks while significantly lowering carbon emissions
associated with traditional brick production. This innovative approach not only
contributes to waste reduction but also promotes the utilization of sustainable
materials in the construction industry, paving the way for greener building
practices.

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