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CONSTRUCTION OF LOW VOLUME TRAFFIC ROADS WITH THE USE OF BAGASSE ASH- A REVIEW

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International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology Vol.6 Issue 6, pp 9-11,Year 2017

CONSTRUCTION OF LOW VOLUME TRAFFIC ROADS WITH THE USE OF BAGASSE ASH- A REVIEW

Er. Amit Spehia , Er. Kshipra Kapoor , Narinder Singh

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Received : 10 November 2017; Accepted : 20 December 2017 ; Published : 31 December 2017

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This paper encapsulate the continuous explores about the trial research on the utilization of bagasse ash in the development of low volume traffic roads. The primary concentration of this research was to enhance the vehicle business in order to bring about more prominent economy and versatility of products and ventures by creating monetary roads and furthermore to use the different agro-wastes in the development business to bring about appropriate waste administration for natural defencelessness and eco-protection. for this situation sugarcane bagasse ash(an agro-squander) is being used for the Construction of low volume traffic roads(village roads, city road roads and other blood vessel roads).

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Coarse and Fine aggregate, Sugarcane bagasse ash, Water b
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Er. Amit Spehia , Er. Kshipra Kapoor , Narinder Singh , " Construction Of Low Volume Traffic Roads With The Use Of Bagasse Ash- A Review ", International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology . Vol. 6, Issue 6, pp 9-11 , 2017


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