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6 Documents associated with: Issues >Costs |
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[Building with] EcoSmart Concrete |
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Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
November
28,
2008
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Author(s): |
Denis Beaupre ,
Unibeton
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At Big 5 in Dubai, UAE, Beaupre discussed the use of FA concrete from the viewpoint of a concrete producer, who is interested in strength, durability, service, cost and other properties: heat of hydration and pumpability. He further discussed Unibeton's reasons for choosing fly ash. Beaupre used 3 Unibeton projects in the Emirates as examples....[more] |
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costs,
durability,
strength development
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Low Heat and Eco-Friendly Fly Ash Concretes |
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Technical Report |
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Publication Date: |
June
9,
2008
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Author(s): |
David Cooney,
Unibeton
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This report tested a number of fresh and hardened properties of fly ash concretes including: bleeding, compressive strength, finishability, heat of hydration, penetration of chloride ions, plastic properties, pumpability, setting time, shrinkage, slump and slump retention, stripping strength, and water reduction.
Results demonstrate that fly ash...[more] |
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bleeding,
compressive strength,
finishing,
flexural strength,
heat of hydration,
penetration of chloride ions,
plasticity,
setting time,
slump,
stripping strength,
tensile strength,
water content
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Properties of Sustainable Concrete - Presentation to BuildEx |
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Document Type: |
Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
February
13,
2008
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Author(s): |
Phil Seabrook, P.Eng.,
Levelton Consultants Ltd
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An Executive Vice-President with Levelton Consultants Ltd., Seabrook discussed various technical aspects of high volume fly ash concrete including strength, durability, workability, cost and availability....[more] |
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availability,
costs,
durability,
high volume fly ash concrete,
workability
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The Potential Use of Natural Pozzolans in British Columbia as Supplementary Cementing Materials |
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Document Type: |
Technical Report |
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Publication Date: |
April
2003
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Author(s): |
Robert Gray, Ph.D., P.Eng.,
James Atwater, P.Eng.,
W. Dunbar, Ph.D., P.Eng.,
CMP Technologies Ltd.
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Based on a review of existing information, the team examined the technical, environmental, and economic benefits and costs of using naturally pozzolanic materials from provincial deposits as compared with those associated with the use of fly ash from coal-fired thermal electrical power plants as a supplementary cementing material in British Columbi...[more] |
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concrete tests,
natural pozzolans,
specifications
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