Durability of Mortar Containing Original Fly Ash and Ground Ceramic Electrical Insulator in Ternary Blend Cementitious System
Keywords:
Fly ash, Ceramic electrical insulator, Ternary blend cementitious systemAbstract
This research presents a study of the compressive strength, porosity and the corrosion of mortar containing original fly ash (OFA) and ceramic electrical insulator powder (CEIP). Portland cement type 1 (CT) was partially replaced at 15% of OFA by weight of cementitious materials. In addition, OFA, CEIP and CT were used as a ternary blends cementitious system. Water to binder ratio (W/B) with constant of 0.50 was used. Superplasticizer (SP) was used to improve the workability of mortar. Test results found that the use of CEIP and OFA resulted in decreased compressive strength and porosity of mortars to increased. In addition, the resistant to the corrosion of mortar with 15% of CEIP+5% of OFA mortar is high in comparison with the mortar mixes at 15% of OFA by weight of cementitious materials.
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