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Low water demand cements are effective building materials for recycling ash and slag waste from thermal power plants

Abstract

Low water demand cements are effective building materials for recycling ash and slag waste from thermal power plants

Makarenko S.V., Khokhryakov O.V., Khozin V.G., Belyakov A.Yu.

Incoming article date: 10.09.2023

The effectiveness of fly ash from the Novo-Irkutsk Thermal Power Plant and ash and slag mixtures from Thermal Power Plant-10, formed during the combustion of solid fuel fossils of JSC Irkutskenergo, in the composition of cements with low water demand has been shown. The chemical composition and physical and technical properties of this waste have been determined. The grindability was studied and the specific energy consumption of cements with different ash contents (30-70%) was calculated. It has been established that low-water-demand cements with fly ash and ASM are not inferior to Portland cement in technological and physical-mechanical indicators, and can be recommended for use in construction.

Keywords: large-tonnage waste, ash and slag mixtures, grindability, low water demand cement, superplasticizer, joint grinding