Evaluation of Performance of Coal Ash in Florida Structural Concrete
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2025-06-01
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Edition:Final Report: March 18, 2024-June 30, 2025
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Abstract:Recent coal-fired power plant closures resulted in limited availability of fresh fly ash in some regions of the United States of America. This combined with stricter environmental regulations has led to national specifications being modified to allow the use of coal bottom ash in addition to coal fly ash as a supplementary cementitious material in making concrete. Coal bottom ash is different from coal fly ash in its chemical, physical and mineralogical composition. The literature review conducted in this study identified variability in performance of coal ash that can be related to variability in the available sources of the collected coal ash; namely, landfills, lagoons or freshly collected bottom ash. The findings indicate that the work is needed to ensure consistent performance of coal ash collected from variable sources. It is recommended that a study on coal ash performance be initiated to ensure adequate and consistent performance and durability of structural concrete elements in the state of Florida using coal ash as a supplementary material.
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