Production Possibilities of Concrete Based on Artificial Fly Ash Aggregates

Vit Černý; Pavel Sokol; Rostislav Drochytka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.923.130

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Production Possibilities of Concrete Based on Artificial Fly Ash Aggregates

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Production of artificial aggregates is one of the suitable ways how to use the maximum ratio of fly ash in construction materials. Subsequent use of aggregates is directed in addition to various embankments, filter layers and also for lightweight concrete. Concrete can be used wherever required low weight while maintaining the necessary strength. The contribution is geared to verify the applicability of newly produced artificial aggregates from different types of fly ash for standard concrete.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 923)

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Vit Černý*, Pavel Sokol, Rostislav Drochytka

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Artificial Aggregate, Environment, Fly Ash (FA), Power Plant

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