Earth of Datça: Development of pozzolanic activity with steam curing
Abstract Environment friendly binders with relatively low energy consumption and low emissions may be an alternative to energy-intensive cement. To contribute to this knowledge, physical and mechanical characteristics of Earth of Datca-lime binder under steam curing conditions at atmospheric pressure was investigated.
Baris, Kübra, Tanaçan, Leyla
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Study on the pozzolanic activity of sugar cane straw ash produced using different pretreatments
This work systematically describes a laboratory study on different pretreatments of sugar cane straw to produce pozzolanic ash. Two procedures were used to accelerate the hydrolysis of celluloses and hemicelluloses and remove metallic impurities present ...
Guilherme Chagas Cordeiro +2 more
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Rapid Evaluation of the Pozzolanic Activity of Bayer Red Mud by a Polymerization Degree Method: Correlations with Alkali Dissolution of (Si+Al) and Strength. [PDF]
Wang Y +5 more
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The present study deals with a comprehensive characterization of Sugarcane bagasse ash (SCBA) and its effect on pozzolanic reactivity. Utilizing SCBA as pozzolanic material reduces the ash disposal problem and enhance the properties of cementitious ...
Yogitha Bayapureddy +2 more
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Properties of Cement-Based Materials Incorporating Ground-Recycled Diatom
This research investigates the use of recycled diatomaceous earth (diatomite) from the wine, beer, and oil industries as supplementary cementitious materials in cement-based mixtures. This study aims to reduce embodied energy and promote circular economy
Carlos Rodriguez +10 more
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Significance of fineness of pozzolans in determining pozzolanic reactivity
This paper presents the quantification of the pozzolanic reactivity of pozzolans examined in terms of compressive strength, bound water and electrical resistivity.
Mahipal Kasaniya +3 more
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Optimising thermo-mechanical treatments of residual rice husk ash for cement blending
Rice husk ash (RHA) is commonly considered a promising cement replacement in concrete; however, RHA obtained through uncontrolled combustion often exhibits limited pozzolanic activity due to excess unburnt carbon and a porous structure.
Ayman Almutlaqah +2 more
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The Impact of the High-Energy Grinding of Wood Ash on Its Pozzolanic Activity. [PDF]
Teker Ercan EE +4 more
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Investigating the synergistic effects of internal curing and pozzolanic activity in mortar utilizing clay-burnt brick fines. [PDF]
Mohammed TU +3 more
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Microstructural Assessment of Pozzolanic Activity of Ilmenite Mud Waste Compared to Fly Ash in Cement Composites. [PDF]
Chyliński F.
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