Assessment the thermal properties lightweight concreteproduced by using local industrial waste materials

In this research study of the thermal properties of light weight concrete produced from using two locally industrial wastes materials, to evaluate the thermal insulation, and some physical properties like strength of concrete (compressive and flexural tensile strength and variation of density of light weight concrete. Two types of wastes admixtures were used in this study, (chopped rubber, and wood sawdust) with (5%, 10%, 15% and 20%) percent of each one. Thermal conductivity, compressive strength, flexural tensile strength and variation of density have been examined for each specimen at all percentages of admixtures, and compare with the reference concrete specimens. Experimental test results indicated that using these types of wastes as replacement of fine aggregate in concrete significantly affects the thermal conductivity, compressive strength, flexural tensile strength (rise or fall out), especially at (5%) of adding materials, as well as utilization of additives in concrete to produce low density mixture with wood sawdust or as high density concrete when using rubber chopped in the concrete mixture