Shrinkage, strength of high and ordinary concrete incorporating Kosovo

Session

Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Environment

Description

Ordinary and high performance concrete (OC - C 25/30 and HPC - C 50/60) made with fly ash has enjoyed numerous application all over the World since 1970. In Kosovo fly ash has not begun to use at all as cement substitution in concrete despite large amount that is produced annually and positive economical - environment aspect. This hesitance has raised due to lack of experience in the concrete engineering field and because chemical composition of Kosovo fly ash, which is classified as non-standard high calcium fly ash (KF). In light of this fact, this study intended to develop further. So, this paper report the consistency, workability, shrinkage, high and ordinary compressive strength of concrete containing different percentage of non-class high calcium fly ash as Portland cement substitution (first case – Kosovo fly ash KF). To develop this research, 14 different mix designs were prepared, starting with 10% fly ash content until 50% of cement replacement and in total more than 250 specimens underwent on testing procedures during different period of curing time. All of this work took place in concrete laboratory in Kosovo.

Keywords:

non-standard fly ash, ordinary and high performance concrete, compressive strength, shrinkage.

Proceedings Editor

Edmond Hajrizi

ISBN

978-9951-550-50-5

Location

UBT Kampus, Lipjan

Start Date

29-10-2022 12:00 AM

End Date

30-10-2022 12:00 AM

DOI

10.33107/ubt-ic.2022.197

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Shrinkage, strength of high and ordinary concrete incorporating Kosovo

UBT Kampus, Lipjan

Ordinary and high performance concrete (OC - C 25/30 and HPC - C 50/60) made with fly ash has enjoyed numerous application all over the World since 1970. In Kosovo fly ash has not begun to use at all as cement substitution in concrete despite large amount that is produced annually and positive economical - environment aspect. This hesitance has raised due to lack of experience in the concrete engineering field and because chemical composition of Kosovo fly ash, which is classified as non-standard high calcium fly ash (KF). In light of this fact, this study intended to develop further. So, this paper report the consistency, workability, shrinkage, high and ordinary compressive strength of concrete containing different percentage of non-class high calcium fly ash as Portland cement substitution (first case – Kosovo fly ash KF). To develop this research, 14 different mix designs were prepared, starting with 10% fly ash content until 50% of cement replacement and in total more than 250 specimens underwent on testing procedures during different period of curing time. All of this work took place in concrete laboratory in Kosovo.