Utilization of western coal fly ash in construction of highways in the Midwest

Misra, A.

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Utilization of western coal fly ash in construction of highways in the Midwest

2000-03-01
By Misra, A.

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Misra, A.
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Mid America Transportation Center ; University of Missouri--Kansas City. Dept. of Civil Engineering ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Special Programs Administration

Mid America Transportation Center ; University of Missouri--Kansas City. Dept. of Civil Engineering ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Special Programs Administration Less -
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Clay Soils Compressive Strength Design Environmental Issues Environmental Protection Fly Ash Highway Construction Leaching Road Materials Soil Compacting Soil Stabilization Subgrade Materials
Publication/ Report Number:

MATC-UMC96-2
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

West North Central States
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Final report
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Mid-America Transportation Center
Abstract:

Coal burning utilities in the Midwest are increasingly using sub-bituminous coal from Wyoming. These utilities typically produce fly ash, which, because of its high calcium oxide content, may be classified as Class C fly ash. These ashes are characterized by their self-cementing prporty and, therefore, they can be used [to] greatly improve soil strength. This research project focused upon the design, construction and environmental issues pertaining to utilization of Class C fly ash for soil stabilization.
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DTRS95-6-0007
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University Transportation Centers US Transportation Collection
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