0-6717 : investigation of alternative supplementary cementing materials (SCMs) : [project summary].

Juenger, Maria; Seraj, Saamiya; Cano, Rachel; Liu, Shukui; Whitney, David; Fowler, David; Ferron, Raissa; Zhu, Jinying

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0-6717 : investigation of alternative supplementary cementing materials (SCMs) : [project summary].

2014-08-01
By Juenger, Maria ; Seraj, Saamiya ; Cano, Rachel

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Juenger, Maria ; Seraj, Saamiya ; Cano, Rachel ; Liu, Shukui ; Whitney, David ; Fowler, David ; Ferron, Raissa ; Zhu, Jinying
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University of Texas at Austin. Center for Transportation Research
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Geographical Coverage:

Texas
Corporate Publisher:

Texas Department of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office
Abstract:

In Texas, Class F fly ash is extensively used as a ; supplementary cementing material (SCM) ; because of its ability to control thermal cracking ; in mass concrete and to mitigate deleterious ; expansions in concrete from alkali-silica reaction ; (ASR) and sulfate attack. However, uncertainty ; in the supply of Class F fly ash due to impending ; environmental restrictions has made it ; imperative to find and test alternate sources of ; SCMs that can provide similar strength and ; durability benefits to concrete. This research ; characterized and evaluated the performance of ; eight natural pozzolans, available in Texas, to ; assess their potential as a Class F fly ash ; replacement in concrete.
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