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Utilization of fly ash cenosphere as lightweight filler in cement-based composites – A review
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4318-7712
HighlightsResearches on fly ash cenosphere (FAC) containing cement-based composites (FACC), from 1984 till to date, have been reviewed.The mechanical, structural, durability-related, time-dependent, and functional properties of FACC are summarized.Various properties of FACC are compared with concretes containing conventionally used lightweight aggregates.Developing trends and future prospects for the use of FAC are discussed.
AbstractFly ash cenospheres (FACs) are the hollow spherical particles obtained during coal burning process in coal fired power plants. FAC has been used as a lightweight filler (LWF) material in producing lightweight cementitious composites (LWC) since 1984 and currently many researchers are widening the knowledge in this area. In this paper, the research activities and outputs regarding the application of FAC in civil engineering are reviewed systematically. The influences of FAC on the mechanical, functional and structural properties as well as on the durability of FAC incorporated cement-based composites (FACC) are summarized. The higher specific strength of the composites modified by FAC can be attributed to the thicker and tougher FAC shell as well as the partial pozzolanic activity of FAC particles in cementitious systems. Future prospects for its use are also suggested in this paper.
Utilization of fly ash cenosphere as lightweight filler in cement-based composites – A review
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4318-7712
HighlightsResearches on fly ash cenosphere (FAC) containing cement-based composites (FACC), from 1984 till to date, have been reviewed.The mechanical, structural, durability-related, time-dependent, and functional properties of FACC are summarized.Various properties of FACC are compared with concretes containing conventionally used lightweight aggregates.Developing trends and future prospects for the use of FAC are discussed.
AbstractFly ash cenospheres (FACs) are the hollow spherical particles obtained during coal burning process in coal fired power plants. FAC has been used as a lightweight filler (LWF) material in producing lightweight cementitious composites (LWC) since 1984 and currently many researchers are widening the knowledge in this area. In this paper, the research activities and outputs regarding the application of FAC in civil engineering are reviewed systematically. The influences of FAC on the mechanical, functional and structural properties as well as on the durability of FAC incorporated cement-based composites (FACC) are summarized. The higher specific strength of the composites modified by FAC can be attributed to the thicker and tougher FAC shell as well as the partial pozzolanic activity of FAC particles in cementitious systems. Future prospects for its use are also suggested in this paper.
Utilization of fly ash cenosphere as lightweight filler in cement-based composites – A review
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4318-7712
HighlightsResearches on fly ash cenosphere (FAC) containing cement-based composites (FACC), from 1984 till to date, have been reviewed.The mechanical, structural, durability-related, time-dependent, and functional properties of FACC are summarized.Various properties of FACC are compared with concretes containing conventionally used lightweight aggregates.Developing trends and future prospects for the use of FAC are discussed.
AbstractFly ash cenospheres (FACs) are the hollow spherical particles obtained during coal burning process in coal fired power plants. FAC has been used as a lightweight filler (LWF) material in producing lightweight cementitious composites (LWC) since 1984 and currently many researchers are widening the knowledge in this area. In this paper, the research activities and outputs regarding the application of FAC in civil engineering are reviewed systematically. The influences of FAC on the mechanical, functional and structural properties as well as on the durability of FAC incorporated cement-based composites (FACC) are summarized. The higher specific strength of the composites modified by FAC can be attributed to the thicker and tougher FAC shell as well as the partial pozzolanic activity of FAC particles in cementitious systems. Future prospects for its use are also suggested in this paper.
Utilization of fly ash cenosphere as lightweight filler in cement-based composites – A review
Hanif, Asad (author) / Lu, Zeyu (author) / Li, Zongjin (author)
Construction and Building Materials ; 144 ; 373-384
2017-03-25
12 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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