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Concrete Paving Block Using Bagasse Ash and Calcium Carbide Residue with Sand and Calcite Residue as Fine Aggregate

RMUTL Engineering Journal
This research aims to study concrete paving blocks made from bagasse ash and calcium carbide residue, using sand and calcite residue as fine aggregates.
Kiatsuda Somna, Prachoom Khamput, Rattapon Somna   +2 more
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Use of Bagasse Ash as a Brick Material

The growing demand for sustainable construction materials necessitates innovative alternatives to traditional clay bricks. This study explores the potential of sugarcane bagasse, an agricultural waste product, combined with stone dust, as a partial replacement material in brick manufacturing.
Izhar Ansari, Kasim Rasheed, Mohd. Akram, Muddsir Nazar, Deepak Yadav   +4 more
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Effect of Sugarcane Bagasse Ash on bagasse fiber reinforced concrete properties

, 2020
As one of most consumed resources in the planet, different new technologies are highly being implemented recently to enhance both fresh and harden properties of concrete. Insertion of fibers, use of admixtures and utilization of substituting materials are among the technologies being exercised to create special concrete contributing to improve strength
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Characterization of Sugarcane Bagasse Ash for Use in Ceramic Bodies

, 2010
The objective of this work is to characterization of sugarcane bagasse ash waste aiming the use it in red ceramic industry. The characterization was done in terms of chemical composition, X-ray diffraction, particle size distribution, morphology, and ...
R.F. Gurgel, Katia C.P. Faria, J.N.F. Holanda   +2 more
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Optimized valorization of green SiO2-rich sugarcane bagasse white ash for effective pollutant adsorptive removal in sustainable wastewater remediation

South African Journal of Chemical Engineering
Sugarcane bagasse ash exhibits exceptional potential as a green material for silica (SiO₂) production and dye removal, contributing significantly to environmental pollution remediation.
Nor Azlia Aziz, Chan Kok Sheng, Mohd Fairuz Affandi Aziz   +2 more
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Effect of the weight fraction of bagasse and aloe vera ash on the friction and sliding wear behavior of an Al6061 reinforced silicon carbide hybrid composite

Discover Materials
The production of these composites is prompted by the need for low-density materials for structural and automobile body parts that need to have excellent strength and wear resistance.
Leul Fenta Demisie, Endashaw Getnet, Getasew Ashagrie Taddese, Yewondwosen Gzate Ayalew, Aychew Asratie Ejigu   +4 more
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Chemical activation of bagasse ash in cement mortar

, 2011
The production of a large quantity of bagasse ash from sugar mills has become an environmental problem, but its use in cement mortar has provided a satisfactory solution to problems associated with waste management.
K. Ali, N. Amin, S. Alam, M. T. Shah
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The Development of Mathematical Model for the Prediction of Ageing Behaviour for Al-Cu-Mg/Bagasse Ash Particulate Composites [PDF]

, 2010
The thermal ageing behaviour model of Al-Cu-Mg/Bagasse ash particulate composites with 2-10 wt% bagasse ash particles produced by double stir-casting method was developed in terms of weight fraction of bagasse ash, ageing temperature and time.
R.A. Mohammed, E.T. Dauda, S.B. Hassan, V.S. Aigbodion   +3 more
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Optimizing mechanical properties of concrete using sugarcane bagasse ASH

, 2023
In this study, sugarcane bagasse ash is recognized as a pozzolan, and the examination delves into its impact on the structural properties and durability of concrete.
Sankeeth, S
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Evaluating sugarcane bagasse fly ash as a sustainable cement replacement for enhanced performance

Cleaner Engineering and Technology
This study evaluated the potential of sugarcane bagasse fly ash, collected from boiler exhaust stacks via a bypass pipe, as a renewable supplementary cementitious material. The bagasse fly ash was ground into three different particle sizes (D50 of 10, 20,
Ketlynn Passos Alvarenga, Guilherme Chagas Cordeiro   +1 more
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