Brief Review on Cotton Plant Stalk Ash-Based Concrete

It is well known that cement is the most expensive component of concrete. The entire construction sector is looking for an appropriate and efficient waste product that would significantly reduce the consumption of cement, as a result—lower the cost of establishments. This work converses about the various properties of concrete using cotton plant stalk ash (CPSA) as a tendentious replacement for regular Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). Works on the utilization of agricultural wastes in concrete play a prominent role in the construction industry. To preserve the environment, CPSA can be partially replaced with cement. Utilizing CPSA in concrete as a cement replacement enhances concrete performance. Also, it's an effort to help sustainability by utilizing the solid waste produced in the agriculture sector. In this paper, brief review of the properties of CPSA-based concrete was examined and discussed, from the various results its evident aforesaid optimum incorporation of CPSA ameliorate the qualities of concrete.