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Evaluation of fly ash in lean Portland Cement Concrete base "Econocrete".

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    Evaluation of fly ash in lean Portland Cement Concrete base Econocrete
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    Fly ash was used in this evaluation study to replace 30, 50 and 70

    percent of the 400 1bs. of cement currently used in each cu. yd. of

    portland cement econocrete base paving mix.

    Two Class "c" ashes and one Class "F" ash from Iowa approved sources

    were examined in each mix. When Class "c" ashes were used, they were

    substituted on the basis of 1.0 pound for each pound of cement removed.

    When Class "F" ash was used, it was substituted on the basis

    of 1.25 pounds of ash for each pound of cement removed.

    Compressive strengths with and without fly ash were determined at 7,

    28 and 56 days of age. In most cases, strengths were adequate.

    The freeze/thaw durability of the econocrete mixes studied was not adversely

    affected by the presence of fly ash.

    The tests along with erodibility and absorption tests have demonstrated

    the feasibility of producing econocrete with satisfactory mechanical

    properties even when relatively low quality and/or locally

    available aggregate is being used at no sacrifice to strength and/or

    durability.

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