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    This document lists various materials that can be used as supplementary cementitious materials in concrete, including industrial wastes, agricultural wastes, and natural pozzolanas. It also describes how these materials can affect the fresh and hardened properties of concrete, such as water requirements, workability, strength, and durability properties. Some materials reduce water requirements and bleeding while increasing workability and strength, whereas others have different effects on the concrete properties.

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    This document lists various materials that can be used as supplementary cementitious materials in concrete, including industrial wastes, agricultural wastes, and natural pozzolanas. It also describes how these materials can affect the fresh and hardened properties of concrete, such as water requirements, workability, strength, and durability properties. Some materials reduce water requirements and bleeding while increasing workability and strength, whereas others have different effects on the concrete properties.

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    Industrial Wastes: Fresh Concrete Properties

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    Narasimha Prasad Kikeri Narasimha
    This document lists various materials that can be used as supplementary cementitious materials in concrete, including industrial wastes, agricultural wastes, and natural pozzolanas. It also describes how these materials can affect the fresh and hardened properties of concrete, such as water requirements, workability, strength, and durability properties. Some materials reduce water requirements and bleeding while increasing workability and strength, whereas others have different effects on the concrete properties.

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    Material

    SiO2

    Al2O3

    Fe2O3

    Chemical properties (%)


    CaO
    SO3
    MgO
    Industrial wastes

    Silica fume
    Low calcium
    fly ash
    High calcium
    fly ash
    Ground
    granulated
    blast furnace
    slag
    Recycled glass
    powder
    Pulverized
    burnt clay
    Styrene
    butadiene
    rubber
    Residual
    calcium
    carbide
    Agricultural wastes
    Rice husk ash
    Palm oil fuel
    ash
    Sugarcane
    bagasse ash
    Wood waste
    ash
    Bamboo leaf
    ash
    Wheat straw
    ash
    Natural Pozzolana
    Calcined clay
    Calcined shale
    Volcanic ash
    Metakaolin

    Fresh concrete properties


    Water requirements
    Reduced
    Water requirements
    Increased
    Workability Increased
    Workability Reduced
    Bleeding and segregation
    Reduced

    Na2O

    K2O

    LOI

    Air content reduced


    Heat of hydration reduced
    Setting time increased
    Finishability increased
    Pumpability increased
    Plastic shrinkage cracking
    Hardened concrete properties
    Early strength reduced
    Early strength increased
    Long-term strength
    increased
    Permeability reduced
    Chloride ingress reduced
    ASR reduced
    Sulphate resistance
    increased
    Freezing and thawing
    Abrasion resistance
    Drying shrinkage

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