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mixture and concrete mixture. Also, air content (ASTM C231) and temperature<br />

(ASTM C1064) measurements were recorded for the concrete mixture.<br />

Compressive strength was also measured on cylinders made from selected<br />

batches of base course and paving slab concrete mixtures, in accordance with<br />

ASTM procedures.<br />

Results and Discussion<br />

Figure 4-26: Open-graded cementitious base course material being placed over filter fabric at<br />

Port Washington Power Plant's high-volume fly ash demonstration project.<br />

• Base Course Material: <strong>The</strong> compressive strength data is shown in Table 4­<br />

42. <strong>The</strong> permeable base was designed to have a compressive strength in<br />

the range of 490 to 990 psi. However, the mixture gave 670 psi at 28-day<br />

age and 810 psi at 56-day age.<br />

• Fly Ash Concrete Pavement: Since there already was significant data on<br />

high-volume fly ash concrete, only compressive strength of the pavement<br />

concrete mixtures was measured. Based on earlier work, it was assumed<br />

that a mixture meeting air content and strength requirements would satisfy<br />

other durability requirements.<br />

Table 4-43 gives the compressive strength results for the pavement concrete<br />

mixtures. <strong>The</strong> mixture showed a compressive strength of 4870 psi at the 28­<br />

day age, which was 20% higher than the design strength of 4000 psi. <strong>The</strong><br />

pavement was inspected visually to determine its performance over the past<br />

several years. No obvious pavement distress was seen during the inspection.<br />

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<strong>Coal</strong> <strong>Combustion</strong> <strong>Products</strong><br />

Utilization Handbook

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