'Solid Waste Generation\r'

'Solid exorbitance generation is an inevitable consequence of production and usage activities in any economy (Bennagen, M. E., 2002). Dumping of full-blooded macerates in unauthorized places such as roadside, drains, and vestigial piece of land leads to accumulation of solid flubs in the environment.\r\nAgricultural wastes ar solid wastes that contribute to the tally of store solid wastes in many separate of the world. The Philippines, which is considered as an agricultural country, contributes a large serving of agricultural wastes in the world. The country contributes more than 10,000 scads of solid wastes per day (Bennagen, M. E., 2002). This large amount of accumulated solid wastes contributes to problems such as flooding in urban areas, uncollected garbage, and inadequate disposal sites.\r\nThe personal effects of accumulated solid wastes in the environment are becoming one of the major concerns of the country and worldwide.In the report of civil engineering, the effects of solid wastes on the hydration suffice of concrete have been investigated and the studies provided promising results (Okonkwo, 2012). Attempts have been do by various researchers to convert solid wastes to unspoiled applications with high level of success in service of process to reduce solid waste.\r\nTherefore, identifying analogous material from the waste products and using for beneficial application is an idea deserving embracing. scale is an agricultural waste that litters the environment. It is a common waste product in fast food, restaurants, and other food-related disdain establishments. This waste material was set out to be mainly composed of compounds of calcium. Eggshells are composed of 93.70% calcium carbonate, 4.20% organic matter, 1.30% magnesium carbonate, and 0.80% calcium phosphate (Rabiu A. and Mtallib M., 2009).\r\nEggshell is primarily composed of calcium carbonate, which is the primary mad material in producing cement. This compound, which is naturally occurring and abundantly institute in the Earths crust, can also be found in bones, marbles, stalactites, and stalagmites. On the basis of the common integrative characteristics of cement and scales, heating or incineration of eggshells to produce eggshell ash and adding controlled amounts would significantly affect the properties of cement in its application to concrete.\r\n'