Product Details:
Minimum Order Quantity | 30 Tonne |
Packaging Size | 40 |
Grade | 4th |
Usage/Application | Flyash brucks making |
Packaging Type | Fabric bag |
Color | OFF WHITE |
State | Powdered |
Place Of Origin | DANTORE |
Water To Powder Ratio | 70100 |
Setting Time | 5-7 MINUTE |
The leading and best quality fly ash bricks manufacturers and fly ash bricks supplier in Rajasthan is BIGROCK Plaster. We have established our reputation as the prominent firm involved in offering the best quality of Fly Ash Bricks Gypsum to clients at leading market prices. These are manufactured using highly qualitative raw materials in stringent adherence to industrial quality standards. These are available to clients in different packaging sizes within the stipulated frame of time. These products are stringently checked for their quality by a team of professional auditors and are supplied to clients for use in versatile industrial applications. Features1.Fine texture 2. Suitable for industrial use 3.Fast drying PROFITABLE METHOD 20% fly ash 15% lime 5% Gypsum 60% sand or Quarry Dust
Additional Information:
Product Details:
Packaging Type | Packet |
Packaging Size | 40 |
Grade | 4 |
Usage/Application | Flyash bricks maming |
The strength of fly ash mixture often needs to be enhanced for its better utilization in geotechnical and environmental applications. Many fly ashes often improve their strength with lime but may not meet the requirements. Gypsum, which reduces the lime leachability, further improves the strength. An attempt is made in this paper to study the effect of gypsum on the strength development of two Class F fly ashes with different lime contents after curing them for different periods. The sustainability of improved strength has been examined after soaking the cured specimens in water and with different leachates containing heavy-metal ions. The strength of both the fly ashes investigated improved markedly up to a particular amount of the lime content, which can be taken as optimum lime content, and thereafter the improvement is gradual. The improvement in strength at higher lime contents continues for a longer period (even up to 180 days). Gypsum accelerates the gain in strength for lime-stabilized fly ashes, particularly in the initial curing periods at about optimum lime content. At high lime contents gypsum attributes very high strength after curing for long periods mainly due to the alteration of fly ash lime reaction compounds. Gypsum not only improves the reduction in the loss of strength due to soaking even at low curing periods but also improves the durability of stabilized fly ashes due to repeated cycles of wetting and drying.