A preliminary concrete mix design for SCC with marble powders

By K. E. Alyamaç, R. Ince. 2009

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Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering

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Properties of concrete paving blocks made with waste marble (2012, background): “Thus, Alyamac and Ince (2009) as well as Topcu and coworkers (Topcu et al., 2009) studied the feasibility of usingwastemarble dust as a filler in self-compacting concrete (SCC).”
The effect of fly ash content and types of aggregates on the properties of pre-fabricated concrete interlocking blocks (PCIBs) (2012, background): “Thus, wastematerials frommarble processing plants represent millions of tons [1].”
The effect of the using waste marble dust as fine sand on the mechanical properties of the concrete (2010, unknown): “…waste marble dust or waste marble aggregate, such as its addition into self compacting concrete as an admixture or sand (Corinaldesi et al., 2010; Alyamac and Ince, 2009; Guneyisi et al., 2009; Unal and Uygunoglu, 2003), as well as its utilization in the mixture of asphaltic concrete (Karasahin…”
Design of self-compacting concrete with ground granulated blast furnace slag (2013, background): “Self-compacting concrete (SCC) is a special concrete that can settle into the heavily reinforced, deep and narrow sections by its own weight, and can consolidate itself without necessitating internal or external vibration, and at the same time maintaining its stability without leading to segregation”
Characterization of marble powder for its use in mortar and concrete (2010, methodology): “[7] and Alyamaç and Ince [8] showed that four different marble dusts produced in Turkey (characterized by a Blaine fineness in the range 390–510 m/kg) could be successfully and economically utilized as filler in self-compacting concrete.”
Prediction of self-compacting concrete strength using artificial neural networks (2016, background): “A wide variety of secondary materials have been proposed to be incorporated in the mix (Abd El-Aleem, 2015; Aiad, Abd El-Aleem, & El-Didamony, 2002; Alyamaç & Ince, 2009; Baykal & Döven, 2000; Boukendakdji et al., 2012; Boukendakdji, Kenai, Kadri, & Rouis, 2009; Dinakar et al., 2013; El-Alfi,…”
A study of the durability properties of waste tire rubber applied to self-compacting concrete (2013, background): “Concrete has gained improved properties with chemical and mineral admixtures [1,2].”