Standardization aspects concerning high calcium fly ashes

 
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2009 (EL)

Standardization aspects concerning high calcium fly ashes (EN)

Moutsatsou, A (EN)
Papayianni, I (EN)
Tsimas, S (EN)

High Calcium Fly Ashes are reactive materials that often do not meet the limits of the standards. Therefore, most of the quantity produced annually in the world, due to lignite burning, remains unexploited and charges the environment. Efforts of standardizing these materials as supplementary cementitious materials in Europe failed because there are some bad experiences with the material in the past and many doubts about the performance in concrete mixtures. The only way of utilization of these fly ashes is to be used in the blended cement industry. Actually, a low percentage of the materials is absorbed at a permanent basis from the cement industry and huge amounts are rejected or used for reclamation of mining areas. However, investigation on these materials has shown which are the weak points and how they could be overcome by using advances in materials technology. Moreover, they could be classified in categories relative to application fields where the addition in concrete mixtures is advantageous. Following this concept, National Specifications for the use of calcareous fly ash in concrete were established and are in force in Greece, where only such fly ashes are produced at the power stations of the Public Power Corporation. Therefore, categorization of calcareous fly ashes was made according to their free lime content, sulphate content and fineness, which are considered the most influential characteristics on the performance of fly ashes. Then, criteria for their pozzolanicity and volume stability were suggested, following the pattern of the EN 450 Standard for low-calcium fly ashes, but modified in order to be more realistic for calcareous fly ashes. A complete methodology of testing these fly ashes is accompanying the National Specification document, since it was found that some modifications on the relevant methodologies were necessary. The authors, who played a leading role in the more than five year old national effort, believe that this regulative frame provides flexibility in the utilization of calcareous fly ashes and promotes their marketing. (EN)

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Application fields (EN)
Sulphates (EN)
Calcium (EN)
Concrete mixture (EN)
Standardization (EN)
Materials (EN)
Coal ash (EN)
Free lime (EN)
Materials technology (EN)
Public power corporations (EN)
High calcium fly ash (EN)
Computer crime (EN)
Fly ash (EN)
Specifications (EN)
Volume stability (EN)
Cements (EN)
Reactive materials (EN)
Weak points (EN)
Supplementary cementitious material (EN)
Cement industry (EN)
Concrete mixers (EN)
Mining areas (EN)
Calcium alloys (EN)
Power station (EN)
Stability criteria (EN)
Blended cement (EN)


3rd World of Coal Ash, WOCA Conference - Proceedings (EN)

2009 (EN)





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