This paper investigates the effectiveness of two natural zeolites in reducing expansion of concrete due to alkali-silica reaction. These natural zeolites have different reactive silica content. Three aggregates; two natural sands and one crushed stone aggregate were used while preparing mortar bars in accordance with accelerated mortar bar test method, ASTM C1260. Performances of natural zeolites are compared by examining the expansions due to alkali silica reaction. Natural zeolites added to the mixtures at 10% and 20% replacement levels by weight of cement. Natural zeolite with high reactive silica content had better performance on reducing expansions due to ASR. In this research, using high reactive zeolite at 20% replacement levels was ...
WOS: 000318195500005IGNIMBRITE POWDER AND SOME OTHER POZZOLANAS ADDITIONS TO AVOID CONCRETE EXPANSIO...
grantor: University of TorontoThe effects of silica fume and fly ash on reducing the risk ...
Alkali¿silica reaction (ASR) is a swelling reaction that occurs in concrete structures over time bet...
The cation exchange capability (CEC), pozzolanic reaction, and filling effects are important keys of...
Reported below are the results from a study aimed at mitigating the deleterious alkali-silica reacti...
textThis work examined the effects of thermal and chemical treatments on zeolite reactivity and dete...
Abstract — Alkali silica reaction (ASR) is influenced by external factors such as the surrounding en...
The effectiveness of nano-silica (NS) in preventing deleterious expansion associated with alkali-sil...
32940226Final report.Oct. 1992Feb. 1995.PDFTech ReportFHWA/VA-95-R21VirginiaVirginia Transportation ...
Alkali–silica reaction (ASR) is a swelling reaction that occurs in concrete structures over time bet...
Alkali silica reaction (ASR) is influenced by external factors such as the surrounding environment o...
2019Final reportPDFTech ReportAlkali silica reactionsPortland cement concretePozzolanPozzolanic acti...
It is the well known fact that alkali aggregate reactions are one of the predominant causes of concr...
WOS: 000316605900005In this study the effects of natural and artificial pozzolans on alkali-silica r...
Çimento alkalileri ile reaksiyona girerek zararlı genleşmeler oluşturduğu tespit edilen Gediz nehir ...
WOS: 000318195500005IGNIMBRITE POWDER AND SOME OTHER POZZOLANAS ADDITIONS TO AVOID CONCRETE EXPANSIO...
grantor: University of TorontoThe effects of silica fume and fly ash on reducing the risk ...
Alkali¿silica reaction (ASR) is a swelling reaction that occurs in concrete structures over time bet...
The cation exchange capability (CEC), pozzolanic reaction, and filling effects are important keys of...
Reported below are the results from a study aimed at mitigating the deleterious alkali-silica reacti...
textThis work examined the effects of thermal and chemical treatments on zeolite reactivity and dete...
Abstract — Alkali silica reaction (ASR) is influenced by external factors such as the surrounding en...
The effectiveness of nano-silica (NS) in preventing deleterious expansion associated with alkali-sil...
32940226Final report.Oct. 1992Feb. 1995.PDFTech ReportFHWA/VA-95-R21VirginiaVirginia Transportation ...
Alkali–silica reaction (ASR) is a swelling reaction that occurs in concrete structures over time bet...
Alkali silica reaction (ASR) is influenced by external factors such as the surrounding environment o...
2019Final reportPDFTech ReportAlkali silica reactionsPortland cement concretePozzolanPozzolanic acti...
It is the well known fact that alkali aggregate reactions are one of the predominant causes of concr...
WOS: 000316605900005In this study the effects of natural and artificial pozzolans on alkali-silica r...
Çimento alkalileri ile reaksiyona girerek zararlı genleşmeler oluşturduğu tespit edilen Gediz nehir ...
WOS: 000318195500005IGNIMBRITE POWDER AND SOME OTHER POZZOLANAS ADDITIONS TO AVOID CONCRETE EXPANSIO...
grantor: University of TorontoThe effects of silica fume and fly ash on reducing the risk ...
Alkali¿silica reaction (ASR) is a swelling reaction that occurs in concrete structures over time bet...