Geopolymer concretes: a green construction technology rising from the ash
Journal Article
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· Ash at Work
OSTI ID:21187022
- Louisiana Tech University, LA (United States)
Researchers at Louisiana Tech University have embarked on a multi-year research initiative to develop applications for inorganic polymer concrete, or geopolymer concrete, in the area of civil construction, and to bring solve of these applications to market. One objective was to produce a spray-on coating for use in the harsh environment of wastewater conveyance and treatment facilities. Another project is to establish relationships between fly ash composition and particle size distribution and the mechanical attributes and workability of the resulting geopolymer concrete. A third project is to develop a 'smart' geopolymer concrete whose response to a given electric current can be correlated to the stress level to which the structure is subjected. 1 fig., 6 photos.
- OSTI ID:
- 21187022
- Journal Information:
- Ash at Work, Journal Name: Ash at Work Journal Issue: 1; ISSN AWRKE3
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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