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This paper is an effort directed towards a specific understanding of the efficiency of fly ash in concrete, considering the strength to water cement ratio relations, age and …
As a replacement for cement, fly ash concrete made from recovered ash could deliver the same benefits. In another study, Wirth et al. [37] ... This approach is necessary to manage new products and additives and produce cement and concrete energy-efficient and environmentally [149], [150]. Assessing structures at the nanometer scale can lead to ...
CSI/ECRA 2009) and cross-cutting (e.g., U.S. DOE AMO 2011) energy-efficiency technologies for the cement industry that have already been commercialized. However, information is scarce and scattered regarding emerging or advanced energy-efficiency and low-carbon technologies for the cement industry that have not yet been commercialized.
High-volume fly ash concrete (HVFAC) is a concrete generally defined with at least 50% of the Portland cement replaced by fly ash. From: Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017. ... Emerging energy-efficiency and CO2 emission-reduction technologies for cement and concrete production: A technical review. Ali Hasanbeigi, ...
For a selected fly ash/cement (a/c) ratio, the Bolomey approximation was also assumed for the correlation f a versus (c + a)/w for the concrete with fly ashes (CFA and FFA), as shown by the Eq. (2): (2) f a = A a [(c + a) w] + B a where A a and B a are constant parameters, and their values are also listed in Table 4, for each fly ash concrete ...
An energy-dispersive x-ray analyser (EDXA) was performed using a computer program to point count the particles of the amorphous phases. ... Production costs can be reduced by the partial replacement of cement with fly ash. Generally, the amount of fly ash to be added ranges from 15 to 35 wt% and can even reach 70 wt% for concrete in ...
The critical speed was optimized to enhance the energy efficiency of fly ash classification. ... but also improves the late durability of concrete [6]. The particle size of fly ash is one of the main factors affecting the properties of concrete because the build-up and nucleating agent effects during cement hydration depend mainly on the ...
Autoclaved Aerated Concrete based on Fly Ash in Density 350kg/m 3 as an Environmentally Friendly Material for Energy - Efficient Constructions ... The following conclusions can be made based on the results of this investigation: x production autoclaved aerated concrete based on fly ash in density 350 kg/m3 is possible, x autoclaved aerated ...
The fabrication of conventional concrete, as well as remains from demolition, has a high environmental impact. This paper assessed the eco-efficiency of concrete made with uncarbonated recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) and fly ash (FA). Two concrete series were produced with an effective water/cement ratio of 0.50 (Series 1) and 0.40 (Series 2).
In this study, five fly ashes from China and Australia were selected for carbonation. The experiments were first performed in a batch reactor at 40 and 140 °C, 20 bar initial CO 2 pressure, 200 g/L solid to liquid ratio, 450 rpm stirring rate to compare the carbonation characteristics of the five fly ashes and investigate the effects of fly ash properties on …
in these mixtures, fly ash can replace 50 % or more of the portland cement, reducing cement consumption and the CO 2 emissions accompanying its production, on a per volume unit of …
The composition includes cement, fly ash, quick lime, gypsum, and aluminium powder, showcasing AAC blocks as lightweight, eco-friendly, and cost-efficient with high compressive strength. ... Light-transmitting concrete (LTC) for energy-efficient buildings includes the necessity for additional investigation to assess LTC's performance in various ...
After analysing the compressive strength, and carbonation and chloride resistance of those concretes, their eco-efficiency based on the binder intensity and CO 2 -eq intensity …
Its use in concrete production consumes less energy and offers improved efficiency and building performance. For each ton of Fly Ash used in place of traditional cement, a reduction of roughly 0.9 tons of carbon dioxide is …
Among different SCMs used in concrete production, fly ash (FA) an industrial by-product of mineral coal burning made up from fine fuel particles found from flue gases and coal-fired …
Cement with low lime saturation factor Semi-commercial 6 3.3.4. Calcareous oil shale as an alternative raw material Pilot stage 3.4. Emerging alternative cement products 7 3.4.1. Cement primarily of fly ash and recycled materials Semi-commercial 8 3.4.2. Cement and construction materials based on magnesium oxide Pilot stage 9 3.4.3.
Energy efficiency. The best way to improve energy efficiency is to focus on kilns, as they constitute around 90 percent of the total energy consumption. ... as well as industrial byproducts such as fly ash and blast furnace slag. Similarly, the use of pozzolans depends on their availability, as natural reserves are limited to specific regions ...
From Fig. 3 the maximum value of f td presented the mix BCRS-C1 and smallest value presented BCRS-A3. All values of f td were smaller than that of control mixes.. The values of ftd of green road concrete with a dosage of 330 kg/m 3 cement, by replacing the cement with 10%, 20% and 30% silica fume, had decreased with percentages between 3% and 20% …
The Portland cement CEM I 42,5 R produced at PJSC "Volyn-cement" with specific surface of 330 m 2 /kg, the retaining on sieve №008 is 3,2%, the initial setting time is 1 h 50 min, the final setting time is 5 h 40 min, was used for the experiments. The fly ash (FA) from the Burshtyn TPP and light microsphere (cenosphere) are used for aerated concrete …
A quantitative understanding of the efficiency of fly ash as a mineral admixture in cement-based materials is essential for its effective utilisation. The present paper is directed towards a specific understanding of the efficiency of fly ash in cementitious materials systems by considering the independency of fly ash and its dependency on the characteristics of the …
The energy efficiency of cement plants strongly depends on the type of kiln used for clinkerisation [49]. Cement kilns have evolved from long wet kilns to state-of-the-art dry kilns with a calciner, a 6-stage preheater and a high-efficiency cooler. ... For instance, Khalil et al. [82] investigated the possibility of completely replacing ...
Energy efficiency in cement production will have a limited effect on emission reduction at nine per cent. ... (MSW) and biomass. The emissions intensity can further be brought down to 0.44 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of cement by boosting fly ash utilisation to 35 per cent (from 27 per cent) in pozzolana portland cement (PPC), the slag rate to 70 ...
Fly ash can be utilised as a cement replacement, reducing cement usage, thus environmentally and economically beneficial. Fly ash makes concrete workable; increasing its …
The LWHPC mixes explored in this study include sustainable cement solutions such as Portland limestone cement, varying water/binder ratios of 0.3 and 0.35, Leca contents ranging from 5 % to 20 % by volume, and two different pozzolanic supplements, namely silica fume and fly ash, which can be reducing porosity and enhancing durability and ...
@article{osti_228003, author = {Babu, K G and Rao, G S.N.}, title = {Efficiency of fly ash in concrete with age}, annote = {Research efforts over the past many decades towards an efficient utilization of fly ash in concrete do not seem to have led to a quantitative understanding of the efficiency of fly ash as a mineral admixture, particularly because of the vast variation in the …
The value for different concrete products will differ and the use of GGBS or fly ash can significantly reduce the overall greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production of concrete. Environmental Product Declarations calculated to EN15804 provide an accurate embodied carbon value for construction products.
T1 - Producing energy efficient concrete using Illinois coal fly ash. AU - Chou, Mei-In M. AU - Chou, Sheng-Fu J. N1 - Conference Proceedings. PY - 2009. Y1 - 2009. N2 - Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) is a lightwt., energy-efficient, fire-retardant construction material which is used widely in Europe.
The compositions of cement–ash concrete with a cement consumption of 100–140 kg/m 3 exhibited the maximum efficiency criterion L; these compositions contained the maximum microsilica and superplasticizer values. To find the fly ash cementing efficiency coefficient values, a corresponding nomogram was created.
AbstractThe present study focuses on the innovative technique for making rectangular and circular hollow concrete blocks using fly ash (FA) and recycled concrete aggregates (RCA). ... J., and N. Saikia. 2013. "Recycled aggregate in concrete." In Green energy and ... National Conf. on Recent Trends in Architecture & Civil Engineering towards ...
A systematic review on energy-efficient concrete: Indicators, performance metrics, strategies, and future trends. ... AI mix design of fly ash admixed concrete based on mechanical and environmental impact considerations. Civ Eng J, 9 …
World best practices for fly ash- and blast furnace slag cement (GJ/tonne cement) [40]. Empty Cell: Fly ash cement Blast furnace slag cement; Heat Electricity Heat Electricity; Kiln feed preparation: ... Energy efficiency in the cement industry, vol. 12756, CRC Press (1990) [57] P.K. Goyenka, B.L. Saini, A. Gupta.