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103 Documents associated with: Supplementary Cementing Material >Fly ash |
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[Building with] EcoSmart Concrete |
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Document Type: |
Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
November
28,
2008
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Author(s): |
Denis Beaupre ,
Unibeton
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At Big 5 in Dubai, UAE, Beaupre discussed the use of FA concrete from the viewpoint of a concrete producer, who is interested in strength, durability, service, cost and other properties: heat of hydration and pumpability. He further discussed Unibeton's reasons for choosing fly ash. Beaupre used 3 Unibeton projects in the Emirates as examples....[more] |
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costs,
durability,
strength development
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Addressing Regional Sustainability: A Case Study of Little Mountain Reservoir Reconstruction (LMRR) Using Concrete Containing Large Volumes of Fly Ash |
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Document Type: |
Case Study Report |
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Publication Date: |
October
2004
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Author(s): |
A.P. Sukumar,
Phil Seabrook, P.Eng.,
John Sherstobitoff,
Frank Huber
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The Little Mountain Reservoir located in Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada was originally constructed as an open
basin in 1910 and a roof structure was added in the mid 1960s. Because of seismic and structural deficiencies of the structure, it was decided to demolish the reservoir and construct a new one on the same site wi...[more] |
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See Also:
cold weather concreting,
cracking,
greenhouse gas emissions,
permeability,
placing,
superplasticizers
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An Architects Perspective: Overcoming Technical Issues |
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Document Type: |
Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
October
21,
2002
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Presenter(s): |
Busby Perkins + Will Architects Ltd.
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Peter Busby
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The slides from Peter Busby's presentation include notes on why to use fly ash concrete and experiences with high volume fly ash concrete in three Busby and Associates case studies, including the type of fly ash used, the chronology of the pours, contractors' previous fly ash experience, strength development, workability, finishing, appearance, and...[more] |
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costs,
high volume fly ash concrete,
perception,
scheduling,
Type C fly ash,
Type F fly ash
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Case Study: High-Rise Residential |
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Document Type: |
Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
March
2004
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Presenter(s): |
Busby Perkins + Will Architects Ltd.
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Robert Drew
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This presentation describes the Busby and Associates Architects' case study of the Bayview highrise building. Includes slides detailing project statistics, fly ash use, design and implementation process, sustainability initiatives, distribution of concrete, specifications, and results including economics, appearance, and workability....[more] |
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aesthetics,
costs,
perception,
workability
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Cedar Corner, Tofino, BC: A Case Study: The Use of EcoSmart Concrete in a Small Commercial Construction |
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Document Type: |
Case Study Report |
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Publication Date: |
October
2003
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Author(s): |
Guy Dauncey
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Cedar Corner is a LEED-registered restaurant and brewpub in Tofino, BC. The building owners decided that the building should be a showcase for green design, which led to the building being constructed out of recycled timber, water and energy efficient fixtures and designs, and non toxic building materials. A goal of 50% fly ash substitution was tar...[more] |
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See Also:
bleeding,
costs,
perception,
slump,
sustainable building design
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