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Physical Behavior of Ternary Portland Cement Mortar Mixtures Incorporating Pozzolan and Filler

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This work shows the results carried out by mixtures of Portland cement mortars with twoadditions: ash brick ovens (CELU) which acting as pozzolan, and ground expanded perlite (PEM)as filler. The objective of this research is to determine whether by adding a pozzolan and fillermixtures base Portland cement is possible to increase physical and mechanical behavior. There were3 mixtures: the control and 2 more: one with substitution of 7% CELU, and other with 7% CELU+5%PEM respectively, carrying out tests of normal consistency, setting, fluency, simple compression,indirect tension, ultrasonic pulse velocity and electrical resistivity at the ages of 3, 7, 14, 28 and 120days. The results were favorable in the mixture that incorporates both materials (CELU+PEM).

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 789)

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170-175

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November 2018

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Mauricio Arreola-Sanchez, Jorge Alberto Pacheco-Segovia, Hugo Luis Chávez-García*, Wilfrido Martínez-Molina, Elia Mercedes Alonso Guzmán, Jazmin Acha-Palomares, Cindy Lara Gomez, Felipe J. Jeronimo Rodriguez

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Filler, Pozzolan, Ternary Mixture

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