Geomechanical Considerations For Coal Combustion Byproducts In Engineering Applications (783bbae4-b2da-4030-9c8b-95e6842bbc8f)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
K. G. Sutterer
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

The prevalent use of coal combustion byproducts in engineering applications has been with Class C and Class F fly ash as admixtures in structural concrete. But, the use of fly ash and bottom ash byproducts from modern desulfurization processes is receiving increased attention. The University of Kentucky has been conducting research into civil- and mining-engineering applications of these products. The studies have included extensive investigation of the geomechanical behavior of the materials and the effect of mineralogy on this behavior. These studies indicate important mineralogical considerations in the selection of materials for a specific application and highlight the importance of quality control before and during usage on specific projects.
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APA: K. G. Sutterer  (1997)  Geomechanical Considerations For Coal Combustion Byproducts In Engineering Applications (783bbae4-b2da-4030-9c8b-95e6842bbc8f)

MLA: K. G. Sutterer Geomechanical Considerations For Coal Combustion Byproducts In Engineering Applications (783bbae4-b2da-4030-9c8b-95e6842bbc8f). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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