Development of plain cement mortar mixed with tamrind kernel powder

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Abstract

Mortar is a significant glue used to tie building squares, for example, stones, squares, and solid square work units together, fill and seal the sporadic holes among them, and from time to time join flawless shades or models in workmanship dividers. In its broadest sense mortar wires pitch, dull top, and delicate mud or soil, for example, utilized between mud blocks The sort and degree of the fix mortar is coordinated by a mortar examination. There are a couple of sorts of bond mortars and included substance. The tamarind tree produces unit like common item, which contain a consumable crush that is used in cooking styles the world over. Various livelihoods of the crush join standard medicine and metal clean. The wood can be used for carpentry, and tamarind seed oil can be isolated from the seeds. Because of the tamarind’s various uses, advancement has spread far and wide in tropical and subtropical zones. The magnificent gelling cum bond properties of the decorticated seed powder can incite a couple of uses in sustenance and pharmaceutical ventures which are evident by the amount of research papers similarly as patent applications. This article thusly bases on the possible results of using the seed in a couple of sustenance and non-sustenance endeavors with explicit reference to physical and structuring properties, hydration direct, rheological properties, valuable and healthy qualities, and the planning of the tamarind seed for progressively broad applications.

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Venkatraman, S., Kiruthiga, K., & Kaviya, B. (2019). Development of plain cement mortar mixed with tamrind kernel powder. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(9 Special Issue 3), 1598–1600. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.I3334.0789S319

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