Brown Coal Fly Ash Concrete Mixture for Industrial Waste Containment

Mohammad Abdulsalam; A. Al-Arbeed

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.831.73

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Brown Coal Fly Ash Concrete Mixture for Industrial Waste Containment

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An experimental investigation on the feasibility of a sustainable method for the containment of contaminated sand and its reuse for the base and surface layer of a pavement is presented in this paper. The level of contamination of contaminated sand is determined and a fly ash based compound is added for the containment. The mix proportion for the base and surface layer of the pavement is selected based on the level of contamination. A mixture of fly ash based compound and the oil contaminated sand is tested for various properties such as strength, shrinkage, chloride resistance and leachability in this preliminary investigation, and is qualified for making road foundation layers.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 831)

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Mohammad Abdulsalam*, A. Al-Arbeed

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Containment, Contaminated Soil, Fly Ash (FA), Wearing Surface

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