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Effect of Transportation Distance, Energy Mix and Allocation of Fly Ash on the Life-Cycle Assessment of Concrete

Abstract

Industrial by-products (ex. fly ash, slag) have been used as supplementary cementing materials (SCM) resulting in several benefits, including lowering the environmental impact of concrete. North America is a large cement consumer as well as producer of fly ash from coal-fired power plants. The distance that the fly ash has to travel, the energy grid mixture used in its processing and the allocation of the SCM affect its environmental impact. A …

Authors

Panesar* DK; Churchill CJ; Seto K

Book title

Life-Cycle of Engineering Systems: Emphasis on Sustainable Civil Infrastructure

Pagination

pp. 907-913

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

DOI

10.1201/9781315375175-125