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Magnetic Materials 2018

Materials Science and Nanotechnology

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Volume 2

MAGNETISM AND

MAGNETIC MATERIALS

2

nd

International Conference on

Abhijit Deka et al., Mater Sci Nanotechnol 2018, Volume 2

CHARACTERIZATION OF COAL

COMBUSTION MATERIAL FOR ITS

APPLICATION IN GEO-ENVIRONMENTAL

ENGINEERING

Abhijit Deka

1

and

Sreedeep S

2

1

Central Institute of Technology Kokrajhar, India

2

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India

C

oal combustion residue has gained immense importance in the field

of material science and engineering due to its wide application. Fly

ash which gets generated from the burning of coal in the thermal power

plant during the production of electricity has immense characteristics for

its use in engineering. In this study, four different fly ashes were collected

from the thermal power plant in India and they were tested to find out its

morphological property using field emission scanning electron microscope

(FESEM), chemical composition using x-ray fluorescence (XRF), geotechnical

properties, contaminant retention capacities using batch equilibrium test etc.

The classification of fly ashes was made based on the oxide composition

(SiO

2

+ Al

2

O

3

+ Fe

2

O

3

) as recommended by ASTM C618-05 code of practice. It

was observed that for class F fly ash, majority of the particles are spherical in

shape. This spherical shaped particle indicates the presence of high amount

cenosphere which acts as storage house for contaminants. The image of high

calcium class C fly ash showed the presence of sharp platy structure. This

was due to presence of glassy particles which are most likely to be found in C

class fly ash. The study evaluated and demonstrated the properties of class

F and C Indian fly ash and its application in geotechnical engineering field.

Abhijit Deka has completed his PhD from Indian In-

stitute of Technology Guwahati, India. He is the As-

sistant Professor of Central Institute of Technology

Kokrajhar, India. He has over 10 publications and has

been serving as a reviewer of reputed journal.

a.deka@cit.ac.in

BIOGRAPHY