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; University of Texas at Austin. Center for Transportation Research

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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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University of Texas at Austin. Center for Transportation Research
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Admixtures Alkali Silica Reactions Cement Evaluation Fly Ash Mix Design Pozzolan
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Texas
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Texas. Dept. 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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