SAMSKRUTI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi &Affiliated to JNTUH, Hyderabad)

Ghatkesar , Medchal (Dist.) , Hyderabad – 501301 , Telangana

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGNEERING

UNDER THE GUIDANCE:

Mr.D.SRINATH PRESENTATION BY:
P.MANI KANNA
(ASSISTANT PROFESSOR)
D.NITHISH KUMAR
K.VISHNU VARDHAN
M.SADA VAMSHI
P.DRAVID
CONTENT:
• ABSTRACT
• INTRODUCTION
• LITERATURE REVIEW
• CONCLUSION
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 ABSTRACT

 Worldwide establishment of Thermal Power plants(TPPs) to meet rising electricity demand.

 Resultant increase in coal consumption in these power plants.

 Disposal of ash from combustion poses a notable environments challenge.

 The paper explores using fly ash as an admixture to partially substitute ordinary Portland cement.

 It leads to reduction in overall construction costs.

 Additionally, it is environmentally friendly.

 INTRODUCTION
• The text discusses the valuable role of fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion, in
various industries, particularly construction. It emphasizes how fly ash enhances
cement-based materials, aligning with the increasing demand for sustainable
construction practices. Fly ash is highlighted as a partial replacement for cement in
cement mortar, offering benefits such as reduced environmental impact and
improved structural durability. The discussion covers its chemical composition,
pozzolanic properties, and positive effects on mechanical and durability
characteristics. Practical considerations for mixing fly ash in cement mortar are
explored, with the ultimate goal of advancing sustainability and resilience in the
construction industry.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
• Basumajumdar et al., in 2004 has studied that the fly ash and lime some
cementation properties when they react
 CONCLUSION
• In conclusion, the utilization of fly ash in cement mortar offers a multitude of
benefits, ranging from improved workability and durability to significant
environmental advantages. With proper consideration of replacement ratios,
adherence to industry standards, and quality control measures, fly ash proves to
be a valuable and sustainable resource in modern construction practices.
Embracing this practice represents a significant step towards more efficient and
environmentally responsible construction processes.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
• I would like to express my special thanks and gratitude Mr. J. Mohan (principal)
and Mr. D. Srinath (Assistant Professor) as well as my teachers who gave me the
golden opportunity to do this wonderful topic which helped me in doing a lot of
research and I came to know about so many new things . It really helped me to
increase my knowledge and skills.
THANK
YOU