Durability of concrete refers to its ability to withstand various forms of environmental degradation without significant impairment to its intended mechanical properties or structural integrity. In the context of construction, the durability of concrete is pivotal as it determines the lifespan and safety of structures under diverse and often severe environmental conditions. These conditions include exposure to cycles of freezing and thawing, chemical attack from chlorides and sulfates, abrasion, and other physical and chemical stresses. A durable concrete mix not only ensures structural longevity but also significantly reduces maintenance costs and enhances the overall sustainability of construction projects.