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    Stabilization: Chemical additives, such as lime, cement, fly ash, and other chemicalcompounds, have been used in soil stabilization for many years at various degrees of success. The effectiveness of these additives depends on the soilconditions, stabilizer properties, and type of construction (i.e. houses, roads, etc.). The selection of a particular additive depends on costs, benefits,availability, and practicality of its application (Al-Rawas et al. 2002). Wood ash was used to stabilize the clay soilin this

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    land in Knoxville, Tennessee, on the Emory River. You could see why she and her husband chose to live here for so many years, it was picturesque. It was picturesque until December of 2008 when the TVA’s Kingston Fossil Plant led to the biggest coal-ash spill in history. TVA uses coal to develop ‘cleaner’ electricity for the communities surrounding. They may claim to have bettered the community, but years later, it is still devastating that Janice James lost her home and will never be able to visit

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    The costs of key inputs coal, power and transport by rail or road are spiraling year-on-year. The coal is of poor quality, with high ash and low calorific value content. There is need to introduce competition for improving quality, regularity in supply and reduced prices. The power from public utilities is of poor quality due to frequent power cuts and fluctuating voltage. Transport

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    Usage of industrial by-product materials in construction • Preliminary study on strength and durability properties of pH-adjusted fluorogypsum-cement-fly ash blends A preliminary investigation of strength and durability properties of a low-cost concrete-like system made of pH-adjusted fluorogypsum (FG), class C fly ash (FA), and type II Portland cement (PC). A series of compressive strength tests and volumetric expansion measurements were conducted on specimens after 28 days of curing. The experimental

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    Geopolymer Eco-Concrete Compressive Strength and Elasticity Modulus Abstract Concrete is one of the most important materials that needed to build a building, or other structures.The concrete must be the best one and qualified from the strength and the efficiency. This research will explain what is geopolymer concrete. In this research, the geopolymer concrete will be examined and tested using the Universal Testing Machine(UTM), Rebound Hammer, Compressometer-Extensometer, cured by dry curing, react

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    What Is Fly Ash?

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    Fly ash (FA) is a byproduct of the combustion of pulverized coal in electric power generating plants. Upon ignition in the furnace, most of the volatile matter and carbon in the coal are burned off. During combustion, the coal’s mineral impurities (such as clay, feldspar, quartz, and shale) fuse in suspension and are carried away from the combustion chamber by the exhaust gases. In the process, the fused material cools and solidifies into spherical glassy particles called fly ash. The fly ash is

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    The Mechanical Behavior of Geopolymers after exposing to High Temperatures Name University Supervisor Due Date: Executive Summary This paper reviews the mechanical behavior of geopolymers after exposing to high temperatures. The review begins with a brief overview of geopolymers and examines the extant literature on the mechanical behavior of geopolymers after exposing to high temperatures by artificial intelligent techniques. The final and compressive strength of geopolymers is

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    As an aggressively growing economy, India faces a lot of in order to meet the resource, water and energy needs. As the economy grows so does the need for energy. Energy consumption in India is increasing at an annual rate of 4% whereas the economic growth of the country has been around 8% annually over the past five years. Though historically India enjoyed excess water reserves, these resources have now become scarce because of overexploitation and uncontrolled population growth and this increasing

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    Located in Windham, CT, Builder’s Concrete East produces ready mixed concrete for both commercial businesses and residential property owners. Their concrete mixes can be found in everything from sidewalks to driveways, and their reputation of supplying a high-quality product has kept them in business for the past 50 years. When it comes to concrete mixes, Builder’s Concrete East is an expert in the industry, and they offer several ready mixed concrete options. One of those options is to use flyash

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    Dan River Coal Ash Spill On Sunday, February 2, 2014 on a cold day, a water pipe exploded under a coal ash impoundment at Duke Energy’s Dan River Power Station near Eden, North Carolina. This problem caused a lot of commotion throughout the community, and to make matters worse, Duke Energy didn’t announce this incident until a couple of days later. Duke Energy estimated that between 50,000 to 82,000 tons of coal ash ran into Dan River, causing it to litter and pollute with masses of debris. Duke’s

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