A systematic review on polypropylene fiber reinforced geopolymer concrete

As the construction development rapidly grows around the world, the consumption for Ordinary Portland Cement growing exponentially. As a matter of fact that the creation of one ton concrete discharges around one ton of CO2 to the environment because of the calcinations of lime stone and the energy required for ignition. The generation of cement based binder is consuming high amount of energy and limited natural resources. The alternative of cement based binder may be the binders that created by polymeric reaction of alkaline fluid with alumino-silicate materials, which is commonly known as geopolymer based binder. Constituent of Geopolymeris same as the conventional concrete in view of fine and coarse aggregate and it produced a strong bond with these aggregate. As a secondary reinforcement the use of polypropylene fiberis a good option to improve the physical property of geopolymer concrete. This paper presents a systematic review on different research works done in the region of polypropylene fiber reinforced geopolymer concrete.