Fly ash
LFHCM-1101
Siliceous fly ash is a fine powder of mostly spherical particles with puzzolanic properties (it reacts in the presence of water with dissolved calcium hydroxide to form strength-developing calcium silicate and calcium aluminate compounds).
It is obtained by electrostatic or mechanical deposition of the pulverulent particles contained in the combustion gases from thermal power plants.
Used as a raw material for the composite cements preparation , it gives them special properties (low hydration heat, resistance to sulphate attack, development of strength after 28 days).
Aspect details
| Glossiness |
N/A |
| Translucence |
0% |
| Texture |
Smooth |
Sustainability
| Compostable |
No |
| Recyclable |
No |
| Biodegradable |
No |
| Lightweight |
No |
| Renewable |
No |
| Carbon footprint |
- |
| Recycled content |
- |
| Toxicity |
- |
Technical details
| Hardness |
N/A |
| Structure |
N/A |
| Acoustics |
N/A |
| Format |
Powder |
| Odor |
Unknown |
| Temperature |
N/A |
| Antibacterial |
No |
Resistance
| Scratch resistence |
N/A |
| Fire resistence |
N/A |
| UV resistence |
N/A |
| Water resistence |
N/A |
| Abrasion resistence |
N/A |
| Skid resistence |
N/A |