Exploiting Wastes in Concrete: Proceedings of the International Seminar Held at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK on 7 September 1999

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Ravindra K. Dhir, Trevor G. Jappy
Thomas Telford, 1999 - Philosophy - 351 pages
Concrete will be the key material for mankind to create the built environment of the next millennium. The requirements of this infrastructure will be both demanding, in terms of technical performance and economy, and yet be greatly varied, from architectural masterpieces to the simplest of utilities.Exploiting wastes in concrete forms the Proceedings of the one day International Seminar held during the Congress, Creating with concrete, 6-10 September 1999, organised by the concrete technology unit, University of Dundee.
 

Contents

Converting liabilities into assets
1
Keynote Paper
23
Studies on the effective use of concrete sludge sudge water
37
The pozzolanic nature of ponded ash
57
Flowable rockdust Cement slurry as backfill material
81
Structural lightweight concretes with fly ash
95
Finegrained cementless concrete containing slag from foundry
101
Properties of selfcompacting concrete with slag fine aggregates
121
Separation as a requirement for a high level recycling of building rubble
199
Simple treatments to reduce the sensitivity to water
217
The use of fly ash in the compound woodcement
227
The effect of moisture content and temperature
243
Waste clay brick A European study of its effectiveness
261
Alkali silica resistance ground brick mortars
275
Properties of Portland cement mortars containing FBC fly ash
291
A filler for sand concrete
309

Early age properties of recycled aggregate concrete
163
Strength and elasticity of brick and artificial aggregate concrete
179
Index of Authors 347
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