Investigation of a Calcinated Clay Product for Shotcrete Support
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Bustos Salgado, N. and Villaescusa, E. and Orunesu, M. 2023. Investigation of a Calcinated Clay Product for Shotcrete Support. In: Australian Geomechanics Society Sydney Chapter Symposium, 10th Nov 2023, Sydney, Australia.
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Australian Geomechanics Society Sydney Chapter Symposium
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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WASM: Minerals, Energy and Chemical Engineering
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This paper presents research results for three shotcrete mixes that include up to 50% cement replacement by calcinated clay. The results are part of a multi company research project under way at the WA School of Mines and show that a significant saving can be achieved. In addition, a large amount of CO2 reduction can be realized by replacing the cement within a conventional shotcrete mix. Additionally, large gains in early strength can lead to higher productivity. Also, the long-term strength is significant and the failure mechanism is compatible to soft response to violent loading, likely to minimize shotcrete ejection.
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