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Title Decision of Optimized Mix Design for Lightweight Foamed Concrete Using Bottom Ash by Statistical Procedure
Authors 김진만 ; 곽은구 ; 조성현 ; 강철
Page pp.3-11
ISSN 1229-5515
Keywords 바텀애쉬 ; 오토클레이브 ; 경량기포콘크리트 ; 통계분석 bottom ash ; autoclave ; lightweight foamed concrete ; statistical analysis
Abstract The increased demand and consumption of coal has intensified problems associated with disposal of solid waste generated in utilization of coal. Major utilization of coal by-products has been in construction-related applications. Since fly ash accounts for the part of the production of utility waste, the majority of scientific investigations have focused on its utilization in a multitude of use, while little attention has been directed to the use of bottom ash. As a consequence of this neglect, a large amount of bottom ash has been stockpiled. However, the need to obtain safe and economical solution for its proper utilization has been more urgent. The study presented herein is designed to ascertain the performance characteristics of bottom ash, as autoclaved lightweight foamed concrete product. The laboratory test results indicated that tobermorite was generated when bottom ash was used as materials for hydro-thermal reaction. According to the analysis of variance, at the fresh state, water ratio affects on flow and slurry density of autoclaved lightweight foamed concrete, but foam ratio influences on slurry density, while, at the hardened state, foam ratio affects on the density of dry and the compressive strength but doesn't affect on flexural and tensile strength. In the results of response surface analysis, to obtain target performance, the most suitable mix condition for lightweight foamed concrete using bottom ash was water ratio of 70~80% and foaming ratio of 90~100%.