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Mortar--Additives

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Utilization Of Processed Fly Ash In Mortar, Walairat Bumrongjaroen May 1999

Utilization Of Processed Fly Ash In Mortar, Walairat Bumrongjaroen

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Grinding process is introduced to provide fine particles of coal fly ash that enhances the strength gain of cement mortars. It is discovered that grinding can make all the studied fly ashes more suitable for concrete use at higher replacement value than previously anticipated even when the effect of high carbon content is considered.

In this study, new mechanisms for strength gain of fly ash mortars are proposed. They are dispersion and nucleation, which are results from the presence of fly ash in the cement mortar. These effects are shown to enhance the hydration of cement. The pozzolanic action of …


Sulfuric Acid Resistance Of Fly Ash Mortar, Walairat Bumrongjaroen Jan 1994

Sulfuric Acid Resistance Of Fly Ash Mortar, Walairat Bumrongjaroen

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Crown corrosion of concrete pipe and its subsequent repair is a topic much discussed in recent years. Present protective methods have not worked effectively. Due to its properties and its low cost, fly ash was used as a cement replacement of mortar to investigate its sulfuric acid resistance.

Different types and different percentages of fly ashes were mixed with and without admixtures including microsilica, and superplasticizer. The main parameters investigated included the chemical compounds, the fineness and the volume of fly ash. 2"x2" cubes were immersed in a 10% sulfuric acid pond. The weight of each cube was determined continuously …