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SOLIDIFIED BACKFILL MATERIAL ON FLY ASH BASIS

P. Sasek, P. Schmidt, J. Mann

First published: 2008DOI pendingView metrics

Abstract

The utilisation of fly ash must be searched for because of its current production. One possibility of the use is at old mines liquidation, where the ash can be used as a consolidated filling material. The consolidated filling material consisting of conventional fly ashes consolidated by a hydraulic binding material is transported to a pit in a suitable slurry consistency which ensures the strength for definite pit sections up to 5 MPa. Common requirements on physico-mechanical qualities are the pressure strength minimally 0.1 MPa after 24 hours, 2 – 5 MPa after 28 days. Brown Coal Research Institute, j. s. c., has been concerned with the development of the materials and tested various binders so as the consolidated filling material fulfilled technical requirements. Various types of fly ash were tested. The goal of the work is to verify the possibility of using the fly ashes at mines reclamation. The results imply that after well-selected consolidating additive it is possible to get a material which is suitable for main mine work sanitation.

Publication details

Title
SOLIDIFIED BACKFILL MATERIAL ON FLY ASH BASIS
Authors
P. Sasek, P. Schmidt, J. Mann
Proceedings
8th International Scientific Conference - SGEM2008
Publisher
SGEM Scientific GeoConference
Year
2008
Pages
797-802
SWS Citekey
Sasek2008797802
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
954-918181-2
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
Keywords
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