Oven Curing Beats Steam for Fly Ash Geopolymer Mortar Strength, Study Finds
A laboratory study found oven-cured fly ash geopolymer mortar reached higher early strength than both steam-cured geopolymer and ordinary Portland ...
A laboratory study found oven-cured fly ash geopolymer mortar reached higher early strength than both steam-cured geopolymer and ordinary Portland ...
A one-part alkali-activated concrete in which coal mine overburden fully replaces natural sand reached 48.99 MPa at 28 days while ...
A one-part slag-fly ash geopolymer binder stabilized Guangzhou soft clay with higher strength and better durability than cement in laboratory ...
An 18-mixture response surface study identified optimized ambient-cured fly ash-slag geopolymer concrete mixes with 28-day compressive strength reaching 65.4 megapascals ...
A systematic review of 187 studies finds geopolymer binders cut carbon emissions by 60 to 80 percent compared with cement, ...
A PSO-optimized XGBoost model predicted the compressive strength, elastic energy index and impact energy index of gangue-cemented backfill materials with ...
Ball milling fly ash and slag with solid alkali activator produced a one-part geopolymer with 240 mm fluidity, 47.5 MPa ...
Laboratory tests found that sodium-hydroxide conditioning improved fly ash aggregate strength, concrete compressive capacity, interfacial bonding, and water resistance, while ...
A hybrid experiment-and-model study found that accelerated carbonation curing modestly improved ordinary Portland cement durability but shortened modeled cover-cracking times ...
A laboratory study developed a mortar-rheology method for making high-fluidity concrete with crushed limestone sand, achieving flows above 600 mm ...
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