نتایج جستجو برای: key words fly ash

تعداد نتایج: 704403  

2014
Deepa A Sinha

-The simple replacement technique of cement by fly ash in concrete does not produce a concrete with desirable early strength which is a significant parameter of present day emphasis of speedier construction. Increasing the amount of flyash replacement slows down the strength development at early ages. For effective mix proportioning of fly ash concrete, cementing efficiency factor has to be tak...

2010
R. N. Kraus

This research was conducted to develop flowable slurry containing fibrous residuals from pulp and paper mills. Two types of flowable slurry containing ASTM Class C fly ash were produced: fly ash slurry and sandy slurry. Often, the fly ash slurry made without fibrous residuals showed a tendency to set rapidly, and become unworkable. When the cement-to-fly ash ratio was increased to extend the ti...

2013
A. Bhattacharjee H. Mandal M. Roy J. Kusz W. Hofmeister

A comparative analysis on the physical nature of the fly ashes, obtained from three thermal power plants, situated in West Bengal, India is presented in this work. The particle size of the fly ash samples are estimated, and their morphology and compositional analysis are made. These samples are crystalline, and the major components are mullite and quartz. Quantitative magnetic characterizations...

2016
Inés Garcia-Lodeiro Shane Donatello Ana Fernández-Jiménez Ángel Palomo

In hybrid alkaline fly ash cements, a new generation of binders, hydration, is characterized by features found in both ordinary portland cement (OPC) hydration and the alkali activation of fly ash (AAFA). Hybrid alkaline fly ash cements typically have a high fly ash (70 wt % to 80 wt %) and low clinker (20 wt % to 30 wt %) content. The clinker component favors curing at ambient temperature. A h...

2013
Kunal Anand Awanish Kumar Shukla Sidharth Sharma

As we know the road development is one of the major parts of growing infrastructure & Pune, which is expanding at a very fast rate, the construction of roads is of major concern. Fly Ash is one of the abundant forms of Solid Waste produced at thermal power plants. Its disposal is a big problem keeping both these concerns in mind it was tried to come out with a project which will integrate Road ...

2008
E. Durmusoglu

in this study, the chemical characterization of solid residues, i.e., bottom ash, fly ash, and filter cake, produced from the izmit hazardous and Clinical waste incineration Plant (izAyDAS) was investigated. the izAyDAS is located in the city of kocaeli in turkey and it has been in use since 1997. Several parameters were measured, including AoX, Cl-, CN-, So4 2and selected heavy metals includin...

2014
Sumit Mahajan Dilraj Singh

Self compacting concrete (SCC) is an innovative development of conventional concrete, which requires high binder content to increase its segregation resistance. This paper presents a comparative study on the use of different materials as binder content in SCC and their effects on the workability and strength properties are checked. Different combinations of Fly ash, Metakaolin and Saw dust ash ...

2012
S. S. Pathak Hemant Sood

Self-compacting concrete is an innovative concrete that does not require vibration for placing and compaction. It is able to flow under its own weight, completely filling formwork and achieving full compaction even in congested reinforcement without segregation and bleeding. In the present study self compacting concrete mixes were developed using blend of fly ash and rice husk ash. Fresh proper...

Journal: :international journal of energy and environmental engineering 2010
h khoshdast m ranjbar

zeolite was synthesized from coal tailings and coal fly ash sampled from zarand coal washing plant, iran, using h2o2–promoted hydrothermal treatment. samples consisted mainly of sio2 and al2o3 which are the main components for the zeolite synthesis. to perform the experiments, appropriate amount of the starting materials were mixed with 240 ml volume of 30% h2o2 at room temperature with continu...

Journal: :international journal of environmental research 2011
a.b. soni a. keshav v. verma s. suresh

present study deals with the adsorption of glycolic acid (ga) from aqueous solutions by using bagasse fly ash (bfa). bfa is a solid waste generated from bagasse fired boilers and can be used as an adsorbent. batch adsorption studies were carried out to evaluate the effect of various parameters like adsorbent dose, contact time, initial concentration and temperature on the removal of ga from aq...

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