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Fly ash produced from coal combustion is the most widely used pozzolanic material in the world. Singh and Garg [9] reported that the use of calcined kaolonitic clay as a pozzolanic material is not ...

Improvements are attributed to the pozzolanic activity of the ashes and the reinforcing effect of nylon fibers. The compressive strength also showed significant gains at 7, 28, and 56 days of curing.

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This study showed that BA and MK can replace cement as the main binder in concrete production because of their pozzolanic properties. Based on these results, the primary conclusions from this study ...

This reaction occurs at an elevated temperature of 40 °C, accelerating the pozzolanic process. Heat release and bound water formation are then monitored using an isothermal calorimeter or a ...