Publication detail

Optimization of Concrete with High Volume of Fly Ash

HUBÁČEK, A. LABAJ, M. ŤAŽKÝ, M.

Original Title

Optimization of Concrete with High Volume of Fly Ash

Type

conference paper

Language

English

Original Abstract

The demand for concrete structures grows worldwide, which raises fears about sustainable development of Portland cement production. Its carbon footprint is relatively small compared to alternative building materials, but still it is not negligible. This argument together with lower cost and possibility of utilization of material, which would otherwise be disposed as waste, lead the research towards concrete with higher content of Portland cement replaced with fly ash. The experiment is divided into two parts: the first one determines influence of high volume fly ash replacement of Portland cement on behavior and properties of cement paste and mortar. The second part optimizes composition of concrete mix, in particular the granulometry of the cement-fly ash system in order to achieve maximal possible values of mechanical properties at high dosage of fly ash.

Keywords

fly ash, HVFA, concrete, optimization

Authors

HUBÁČEK, A.; LABAJ, M.; ŤAŽKÝ, M.

Released

11. 8. 2016

Publisher

Trans Tech Publication

Location

Switzerland

ISBN

9783038357407

Book

Binders, Materials and Technologies in Modern Construction II

ISBN

0255-5476

Periodical

Materials Science Forum

Year of study

865

Number

865

State

Swiss Confederation

Pages from

249

Pages to

254

Pages count

6

URL

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT129243,
  author="Adam {Hubáček} and Martin {Labaj} and Martin {Ťažký}",
  title="Optimization of Concrete with High Volume of Fly Ash",
  booktitle="Binders, Materials and Technologies in Modern Construction II",
  year="2016",
  journal="Materials Science Forum",
  volume="865",
  number="865",
  pages="249--254",
  publisher="Trans Tech Publication",
  address="Switzerland",
  doi="10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.865.249",
  isbn="9783038357407",
  issn="0255-5476",
  url="http://www.scientific.net/MSF.865.249"
}