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CEMENTREPLACEMENTMATERIAL
CENIZADEBAGAZODECAA DEAZCARCOMO
MATERIALDESUSTITUCINPARCIALDELCEMENTO
PORTLAND
MARCOSOLIVEIRADEPAULA
CivilEngineer,M.Sc.,Dept.ofAgriculturalEngineering,UniversityFederalofViosa,modep@vicosa.ufv.br
ILDADEFTIMAFERREIRATINCO
AgriculturalEngineer,AdjunctProfessor,Dept.ofAgriculturalEngineering,UniversityFederalofViosa ,iftinoco@ufv.br
CONRADODESOUZARODRIGUES
CivilEngineer,ProfessorCEFETMG,BeloHorizonteMG,crodrigues@civil.cefetmg.br
JAIROALEXANDEROSORIOSARAZ
AgriculturalEngineer,Professor Dept.ofAgriculturalEngineeringUniversityNational Medelln,aosorio@unal.edu.co
ReceivedforreviewAugust6th,2008,acceptedMarch19th,2009,finalversionMarch,20th,2009
ABSTRACT: This investigation is focused on the evaluation of the effects of the partialreplacement of Portland
cement by sugar cane bagasse ash (CBC) in mortars. The main objective wasto find a suitable destination for an
agriculturalresiduegeneratedinanincreasingamountinBrazil,astheuseofCBCasamineraladmixtureinmortars
and concretes, contributes to decrease the environmental impact of these materials related to cement production.
Experimental techniques were applied both for the CBC characterization and for the evaluation of its use as a
mineraladmixtureinmortars,basedonmechanicalandphysicaltests.Theresultsfromtestswithmortarsindicated
theviabilityofthepartialsubstitutionofcementbyupto20%oftheCBCconsidered.
KEYWORDS: solid waste management, building materials, sugar cane bagasse, Portland cement, sustainable
development
RESUMEN: Esta investigacin se centra en la evaluacin de los efectos de la sustitucin parcial del cemento
Portland por cenizas debagazo de caa de azcar (CBC) enmorteros. El objetivo principal fue encontrarun uso
adecuadoparaesteresiduoagrcolaquees generadoenunacantidadcadavezmayorenBrasil, yaque elusode
CBC como un mineral mezclado en morteros y concretos, contribuye a disminuir el impacto ambiental de estos
materiales relacionados con la produccin de cemento. Tcnicas experimentales fueron aplicadas tanto para la
caracterizacindelCBC,comoparalaevaluacindesuusocomounamezclademineralesenlosmorteros,basados
enpruebasfsicasymecnicas.Losresultadosdelaspruebasconmorterosindicaron laviabilidaddelasustitucin
parcialdelcemento porCBC, hastaenun 20%.
PALABRASCLAVE:Manejoderesiduosslidos,materialesde construccin,bagazodecaadeazcar,cemento
Prtland,desarrollosostenible.
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INTRODUCTION
METHODOLOGY
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3.
RESULTSANDDISCUSSION
Chemicalcompositions
6% 4%
7%
SiO2
Fe2O3
K2O
Outros
83%
Intensityofthepha ses
Accordingtoreference[5],thepresenceofupto
20% carbon in the ash does not significantly
affect the compressive strength. The diffraction
spectrumofCBCisshowninFigure 2, where
1800
theintensityofthephases,incountingsasecond
(CPS) is given in function of the angle of
diffraction,2q.
1500
1200
900
600
300
4
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
2f(Degr ees)
Figur e2. AnalysisofXRaydiffractionofCBC
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oftheproportionofcementinthecombinations.
The tests of the compressive strength of the
mortar were conducted according to reference
[2]oftheABNTNBR7215(1991).
Theresistanceofthemortarwasdeterminedat7
and28days,with3testspecimensofeachofthe
different combinations of cementash being
broken,inordertofindout:C1(1000),C2(90
10),C3(8020),C4(7030)[%ofcement%of
ash, in weight]. It was noticed that the addition
of CBC in the test specimens resulted in a
gradual darkening of color. The Figure 3
illustrates the results of compressive strength
conducted in the test specimens, in function of
the interaction between the proportion of the
substitution ofcement forCBCashat 7and28
days.
Resistance(Mpa)
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46
C1
C2
44
C3
42
C4
40
38
0
10
15
20
25
30
Days
Figur e3. Resistancetocompressionat7and28daysinmortarwithdifferentconcentrationsofcementand
sugarcanebagasseash:1000(C1),9010(C2),8020(C3),7030(C4)(%ofcement %ofash)
thatat7days,independentoftheadditionofthe
considered CBC, treatment C1 presented itself
statistically different with respect to the other
ones. Combinations C2 and C3 showed no
differences between themselves, and neither did
combinations C3 and C4. It was observed that
thecompressivestrengthofthemortarat7days
is inversely proportional to the proportion
thecementisatanadvancedstate,alsoobserved
by reference [8]. Such results indicate the
possibilityofsubstitutingupto20%ofPortland
cement with sugarcane bagasse ash, without
hurtingthecompressivestrength.
The results found for the indices of pozzolanic
activity
(IAP)
(
Table
1).
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Table1. AveragecompressionresistanceinMpaofmortarat28daysandrespectiveindicesofpozzolanicactivity
(IAP)forthedifferentmixturesofcementandsugarcanebagasseash
Aver age
Mixtur es Resistance*(MPa)
at28dayy
Pozzolanic
Activity(% )
C1
47,8
100
C2
48,0
100
C3
46,9
99
C4
40,7
86
*Averageof 3testbodies
Theactivity ofCBC,sinceallthecombinations
resulted with IAP values greater than the
minimum value of 75% established by NBR
5752 (1992) [1]. From the exposure to CBC it
canbeclassifiedaspozzolanic.
wereconductedusingreference[3]oftheABNT
(1987) as a base. The results are presented in
Figures 4, 5, and 6, as function of the
substitution level at 28 days of age, in function
of the proportion of substitution of cement for
CBCashat 28days.
Figur e4.Waterabsorptionbyimmersionat28daysinthemortarmadewithdifferentconcentrationsofcement
andsugarcanebagasse ash
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4. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
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