CLAY-SLAG-FLY ASH MIXTURE: PERMEABILITY ISSUES

PROPERTIES OF ALKALI-ACTIVATED FLY ASH CONCRETE BLENDED WITH SLAG

Self-degradable Slag/Class F Fly Ash-Blend Cements

Fly ash based lightweight aggregates incorporating clay binders

This study focuses on the strength characterization of artificial fly ash aggregates produced from a pelletization process. Additionally, to improve the stability and strength properties of fly ash aggregates clay binders such as bentonite and metakaolin are added during the production. Physical properties such as specific gravity, bulk density, water absorption, gradation and individual crushi...

Permeability and Leaching Characteristics of Fly Ash Liner Materials

Rigid-wall column tests are performed at a hydraulic gradient of 100 on 21 compacted mixture contai.ning a Class F fly ash, sand, benton.ite, and cement. Results indicate that combina1ions of the admixtures can lower the permeability of the fly ash by up to an order of magnitude. There appears to be an optimum percentage of fly ash that minimizes the permeability of fly ashsand mixtures. Specim...

Mixture Proportioning Options for Improving High Volume Fly Ash Concretes

High volume fly ash (HVFA) concretes are one component of creating a more sustainable infrastructure. By replacing 50 % or more of the Portland cement with fly ash, a significant reduction is achieved in the carbon footprint of the in place concrete. While HVFA mixtures can be proportioned to produce equivalent long term performance as conventional (cement-only) mixtures, performance problems a...