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Ashes to ashes: Intense fires extinguish populations of urban short-range endemics by Mason, L., Bateman, Bill, Miller, B., Wardell-Johnson, Grant

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Physical and thermochemical characterization of Malaysian biomass ashes. by Wan Ab Karim Ghani, Wan Azlina, Abdullah, M. S. F., Matori, Khamirul Amin, Alias, Azil Bahari, Da Silva, Gabriel

“…Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) detected insignificant amounts of toxic metals in the biomass ashes samples. Silica has found to be major compounds in most biomass ashes samples especially rice husk ashes which explain its highest water absorption properties. …”
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Sedimentological and petrographic characteristics of volcanic ashes and siliceous claystones (altered ashes) from sites 1173, 1174, and 1177, leg 190 by Wilson, Moyra, Hirano, S., Fergusson, C., Steurer, J., Underwood, M.

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Characterisation of various fly ashes from Australia and Mongolia and their utilisation for preparation of Geopolymers with advanced applications by Jadambaa, T., Minjigmaa, A., Rickard, William, Van Riessen, Arie

Subjects: “…Fly ashes…”
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Characteristics of Brazilian coal fly ashes and their synthesized zeolites by Izidoro, Juliana, Fungaro, D., dos Santos, F., Wang, Shaobin

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vittinoAshe by Ashe, Katherine, Vittino, M.

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Characterization of various fly ashes for preparation of geopolymers with advanced applications by Temuujin, J., Rickard, William, Van Riessen, Arie

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Characterization of mortar with pennisetum purpureum ashes as cement replacement material by W. I., Mohd Haziman, Mohammed Yahya, Al-Fasih, Nik Nadia Amira, Nik Pa, Putra Jaya, Ramadhansyah, Setiawan, Muhammad Ikhsan

“…The cement was replaced with Pennisetum purpureum ashes (PPA) in different particle sizes and dosages. …”
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Thermogravimetric analysis on rice husk ashes-based geopolymer paste by Nasrudin, Nurul Reffa Azyan, Mazlan, Norkhairunnisa, Mohd Basri, Mohd Salahuddin, Mohamed Ariff, Azmah Hanim, Mohd. Nasir, Noor Azline

“…Geopolymer is a material produced from the reaction of rice husk ashes and alkaline solution. These rice husk ashes are not widely used yet due to unstable chemical content than fly ashes. …”
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Stabilization of Indian Fly Ashes with soils, cement, and randomly oriented fibers by Kaniraj, S.R, Gayathri, V., Havanagi, V.G

“…Experimental studies were carried out on fly ashes from two Indian thermal power plants, namely Rajghat and Dadri, with the aim of improving the utilization of fly ash in geotechnical engineering applications. …”
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Subgrades Stabilization of Kuantan Clay Using Fly Ash and Bottom Ash by Achmad Fauzi, Abdul Wahab, Wan Mohd Nazmi, Wan Abdul Rahman, Usama Juniansyah, Fauzi

“…The main objective of this study is the utilization of fly ash and bottom ash to improve the sugbrades material in highway construction. …”
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Potential of bottom ash, pulverized fly ash and lime for improvement of soft soil by Awad, A.A.A., Harahap, I.S.H.

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The impact of ash pellet characteristics and pellet processing parameters on ash fusion behaviour by Daley, Patrick James, Williams, Orla, Heng Pang, Cheng, Wu, Tao, Lester, Edward

Subjects: “…Coal; Biomass; Advanced ash fusion test;Ash;Pellet preparation; Initial deformation temperature…”
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Utilisation of mussel shell ash and palm oil leaves ash as admixture in concrete by Muhammad Khairus Sholihin, Bak, Nor Hazurina, Othman, Muhammad Shabery, Sainudin, Faisal, Sheikh Khalid, Khairunisa, Muthusamy

“…Thus, this paper presenting the incorporation of mussel shell ash (MSA) and palm oil leaves ash (POLA) as an admixture in concrete. …”
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Improvement of soft soil by using fly ash and bottom ash as soil stabilizer by Mohd Azfar Irfan, Md Nasir

“…The amount of fly ash and bottom ash tried were 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% by weight. …”
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Applications of nano palm oil fuel ash and nano fly ash in concrete by Hamada, Hussein M., Jokhio, Gul Ahmed, Fadzil, Mat Yahaya, Humada, Ali Mahmood

“…This paper discusses the applications of Nano waste materials including palm oil fuel ash and fly ash in the concrete production. The implementation of nanotechnology has been instrumental in the development of significant interest among the stakeholders to improve the mechanical and chemical properties of materials involved in the production of concrete. …”
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Performance of bentonite, fly ash and wood ash mixtures as grounding enhancement materials by Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatinhamamah, Voon, Yong Jian, Jasni, Jasronita, Ab Kadir, Mohd Zainal Abidin, Gomes, Chandima

“…The performance of seven grounding system installations considered in this study in the descending order were Bentonite and Wood Ash mixture, 100% Bentonite, 100% Wood Ash, Bentonite and Fly Ash mixture, Fly Ash and Wood Ash mixture, 100% Fly Ash, and Reference grounding systems, with the earth resistance values for the natural enhancement material mixture grounding systems were 20.17%, 20.61%, 24.17%, 25.48%, 28.96%, and 34.78%, respectively from the earth resistance value of the Reference grounding system on day-0. …”
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Geopolymer Mortar Derived From Wood Ash And Fly Ash With Sodium Silicate by Part , Wei Ken

“…Kajian eksperimen ini mempamerkan pembangunan mortar geopolimer beralkali rendah yang berasaskan abu kayu berkandungan kalsium tinggi (HCWA) dan abu arang batu (PFA) The experimental investigation presented the development of low alkalinity geopolymer mortar derived from high calcium wood ash (HCWA) and pulverized fuel ash (PFA) …”
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Strength properties of fly ash based geopolymer concrete containing bottom ash by Dehghan Najmabadi, Alireza

“…Sufficient data is available about researches on fly ash based geopolymer concrete, but using both fly ash and bottom ash has a new era. …”
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Ash Cenosphere from Solid Fuels Combustion. Part 2: Significant Role of Ash Cenosphere Fragmentation in Ash and Particulate Matter Formation by Li, Yi, Gao, Xiangpeng, Wu, Hongwei

“…A set of experiments was carried out to combust pulverized pyrite particles (38-45 µm) at 600 °C in a drop-tube furnace system. Ash and particulate matter (PM) samples were collected using a cyclone followed by a Dekati low-pressure impactor (DLPI) at various residence times (0.4, 0.7, 0.9, and 1.1 s) to investigate the fragmentation behavior of ash cenospheres and their roles in ash evolution and PM formation. …”
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