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Pozzolanic Activity Assessment f Fl Ah (A USA) of Fly Ashes (Argos USA) Anna Maria Workshop XII 2011/11/09 Argos I&D Daniel Duque Carlos A. Orozco

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Pozzolanic Activity Assessment f Fl A h (A USA)of Fly Ashes (Argos USA)

Anna Maria Workshop XII2011/11/09Argos I&DDaniel DuqueCarlos A. Orozco

Objectives• Identify the best parameters to asses fly ashes pozzolanic activity.

– The evaluation of the pozzolanic activity was carried out using three different techniques:

Compressive strength test Calorimetry Thermogravimetry

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Compressive strength on mortars

Straight cement:: 33.5 MPa Straight cement:: 39.4 MPa

• Top 3:Straight cement:: 44.8 MPa

• Top 3:– Fly ash 1– Fly ash 3

Fl h 5– Fly ash 5

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Materials – Chemical composition

• Cement type IFl h 1 2 3 d 4 Cl F fl h 5 Cl C• Fly ash 1, 2, 3 and 4: Class F, fly ash 5: Class C

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Materials – Physical properties

Fly ash d80 (um)Retained on

325 sieve (%)

Specific

surface m2/g

Cement 32 44 0 844Cement 32.44 - 0.844

Fly Ash 1 49.10 16.3 0.919

Fly Ash 2 97.10 22.1 0.396

Fly Ash 3 42.76 18.0 0.590Fly Ash 3 42.76 18.0 0.590

Fly Ash 4 64.76 18.8 0.434

Fly Ash 5 49.10 15.6 0.954

• Fly ashes 1, 3 and 5 have the bigger specific surfaces.

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Calorimetry: released heat during hydration80% - 20% 65% - 35%

50% - 50%

• Fly ash 5 (Class C) released the• Fly ash 5 (Class C) released the higher amount of heat for all 3 proportions.

• Almost same behavior for the other 4• Almost same behavior for the other 4.

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Thermogravimetry: Portlandite consumption and hydrates

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31%on

(%)

Fly ash 1 Fly ash 2 Fly ash 3 Fly ash 4 Fly ash 5

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11%

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80% - 20% 65%-35% 50%-50%a(O

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• Fly ashes 1, 3 and 5 present the bigger consumption of Portlandite

-4%80% - 20% 65%-35% 50%-50%C

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Thermogravimetry: Portlandite consumption and hydrates

80% - 20%

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Thermogravimetry: Portlandite consumption and hydrates

65% 35%65% - 35%

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Thermogravimetry: Portlandite consumption and hydrates

50% - 50%

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Thermogravimetry: comments

• Increasing the replacement percentage of fly ash generates various kinds of hydrates but at the same timegenerates various kinds of hydrates but at the same time there quantity is reduced.

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Conclusions

• Portlandite consumption and hydrates generation seems to be the most effective way to identified fly ashes with highbe the most effective way to identified fly ashes with high replacement potential.

• Fly ash 1 and 5 generates the biggest amount of hydrates.Fly ash 1 and 5 generates the biggest amount of hydrates.• Medium and high calcium fly ashes present better

performances for high replacements.p g p• Low LOI and high specific surfaces are recommended.

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