Utilisation of Fluidised Fly Ash for Reduction of CO2 Emissions at Portland Cement Production

Marcela Fridrichová; Karel Kulísek; Oldřich Hoffmann; Karel Dvořák; Radek Magrla

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1054.168

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Development of Structural Concrete with Fly Ash
p.143

The Capillary Action of Water in the Binder Gels
p.148

Comparative Investigations of some Properties Related to Durability of Cement Concretes Containing Different Fly Ashes
p.154

Multiscale Model of Influence of Heat Curing on Fly-Ash Concrete Mixtures
p.162

Utilisation of Fluidised Fly Ash for Reduction of CO₂ Emissions at Portland Cement Production
p.168

Properties of Materials from Activated Fly Ash from Fluidized Burning
p.173

Application of Mixed Ceramic Powder in Cement Based Composites
p.177

Fracture Properties of Cement Pastes Modified by Fine Ground Ceramic Powder
p.182

Influence of Metashale as Cement Replacement on the Hygric Transport Properties of Concrete
p.188

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Utilisation of Fluidised Fly Ash for Reduction of CO₂ Emissions at Portland Cement Production

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The article deals with preparation of Portland cements from raw material powder with reduced carbonated component. This component is replaced with fluidised fly ash. With prepared model cements tests of basic technological properties were carried out.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1054)

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Marcela Fridrichová, Karel Kulísek, Oldřich Hoffmann, Karel Dvořák, Radek Magrla*

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CO Emission, Fluidised Fly Ash, Portland Cement

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