Cement industry has a huge environmental impact – it is responsible for a considerable part of man-made CO2 emissions. The prospective scenario to solve this problem is to substitute part of the cement clinker with industrial by-products or waste materials. In the present study coal ash and wood ash were used as a partial substitution of cement at 3 levels (20%; 30% and 40%) in concrete mixes. Ash was used in two ways – with no additional grinding and additionally ground for 30 minutes. Compressive strength of the hardened concrete samples was determined at the age of 7, 28, 56, 84 and 112 days. Ecological and economical characteristics of the materials were calculated.
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment leading to cl...
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment status on dir...
Malaysia produces about 8.5 million tons of coal ash as waste which comprises of bottom ash and fly ...
With increasing industrialization, the industrial byproducts (wastes) are being accumulated to a lar...
Landfilling is becoming very restrictive due to shrinking landfill space and strict environmental re...
AbstractWith increasing industrialization, the industrial byproducts (wastes) are being accumulated ...
Coal bottom ash is a waste material produced by the coal based thermal power plants. The annual prod...
The objective of this experimental work was to produce economical and a carbon dioxide emission free...
Concrete has played a major role in the construction industry for hundreds of years. As the material...
The objective of this experimental work was to produce economical and a carbon dioxide emission free...
Concrete is considered one of the construction materials that contribute the most significant carbon...
Concrete is generally used as a construction material today in any structure. Increase in constructi...
Global warming, climate change and greenhouse gases all these phrases are becoming an essential and ...
The coal based thermal power plant in Malaysia produces annually around 1.7 million tons of coal bot...
Concrete is the key component that is usually used in construction as in the world containing 70-75 ...
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment leading to cl...
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment status on dir...
Malaysia produces about 8.5 million tons of coal ash as waste which comprises of bottom ash and fly ...
With increasing industrialization, the industrial byproducts (wastes) are being accumulated to a lar...
Landfilling is becoming very restrictive due to shrinking landfill space and strict environmental re...
AbstractWith increasing industrialization, the industrial byproducts (wastes) are being accumulated ...
Coal bottom ash is a waste material produced by the coal based thermal power plants. The annual prod...
The objective of this experimental work was to produce economical and a carbon dioxide emission free...
Concrete has played a major role in the construction industry for hundreds of years. As the material...
The objective of this experimental work was to produce economical and a carbon dioxide emission free...
Concrete is considered one of the construction materials that contribute the most significant carbon...
Concrete is generally used as a construction material today in any structure. Increase in constructi...
Global warming, climate change and greenhouse gases all these phrases are becoming an essential and ...
The coal based thermal power plant in Malaysia produces annually around 1.7 million tons of coal bot...
Concrete is the key component that is usually used in construction as in the world containing 70-75 ...
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment leading to cl...
Carbon emissions became one of the most significant issues that affect the environment status on dir...
Malaysia produces about 8.5 million tons of coal ash as waste which comprises of bottom ash and fly ...