Self-compacting concrete is concrete that flows through the mold under the influence of its own weight, passes through the valves and fills the mold, while it exhibits a favorable resistance to the separation of grains and water from the self. No need to vibrate for congestion. The concrete properties depends on the characteristics of fresh concrete. Due to the fact that viscosity and adhesion are important parameters in self-compacting concrete, in this study the effect of addition of the sandstone density in the area of Bushehr seems to the aalichangi wind sand on viscosity and adhesion of self-compacting concrete was investigated. The amount of filler consumed in each concrete sample was evaluated for the performance of self-compacting concrete containing different values of different wind sand including slump, L-box, J-ring and funnel V. The results showed that the improvement of rheological properties of self-compacting concrete was due to the use of this type of sandstone and also increased compressive strength and concrete durability.