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LOCAL FLY ASH USAGE IN PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE

J C Rosner

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An analysis of data, accumulated during a laboratory test program, indicates that waste boiler ash (fly ash) produced at the Four Corners Generating Station, Fruitland, New Mexico can be used advantageously as an admixture in portland cement concrete. Compressive and flexural strength data have been obtained over a ninety day curing period. These data are utilized in the development of a mix design procedure aimed at optimizing the proportions of fly ash and portland cement relative to economic factors.

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An analysis of data, accumulated during a laboratory test program, indicates that waste boiler ash (fly ash) produced at the Four Corners Generating Station, Fruitland, New Mexico can be used advantageously as an admixture in portland cement concrete. Compressive and flexural strength data have been obtained over a ninety day curing period. These data are utilized in the development of a mix design procedure aimed at optimizing the proportions of fly ash and portland cement relative to economic factors.

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An analysis of data, accumulated during a laboratory test program, indicates that waste boiler ash (fly ash) produced at the Four Corners Generating Station, Fruitland, New Mexico can be used advantageously as an admixture in portland cement concrete. Compressive and flexural strength data have been obtained over a ninety day curing period. These data are utilized in the development of a mix design procedure aimed at optimizing the proportions of fly ash and portland cement relative to economic factors.

Key concepts: Portland cement, Fly ash, Curing (chemistry), Compressive strength, Cement, Flexural strength, Waste management, Environmental science

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