An investigations on unfired bricks by the use of industrial waste

Development of 100% fired non-structural binding steel using coal ash, wood stain, pond ash and local industrial waste, such as carbon cider, rice husk and gypsum and lime marble dust, with a view to reducing resources such as coal and diesel, protecting the highest levels of soil, preventing harmful emissions and dealing with industrial waste. The primary purpose of this study is to optimise newly built bricks' compressive strength and to reduce the density and absorption of water through extensive laboratory work. The ultimate goal of the research is to identify variables that affect brick qualities. This method will enable us, with successful completion of this study, to intentionally produce bricks for industrial waste depending on characterization, packaging and other technical features.