Durability of concrete made with waste glass: A South African perspective.

The datasets being uploaded consist of experimental laboratory results generated from this study. This includes the physical characteristics of materials used (such as specific gravity, water absorption and bulk density), particle size distribution (PSD) data for coarse aggregate, dune sand and waste glass, and the detailed concrete mix design data for all mixes prepared. The datasets further include fresh concrete results (slump, flow and vebe time), hardened concrete properties (compressive strength at various curing ages, density, drying shrinkage and surface resistivity), durability index results (oxygen permeability index and water sorptivity index), as well as microstructural and chemical characterisation data obtained from SEM, XRF and XRD analyses. These datasets were generated from controlled laboratory concrete mixes with varying waste glass replacement levels and two water-to-cement ratios.