Research

Construction

Concrete and concrete products

Subject
Author (s)
Affiliation
Year
Use of fly ash as a partial substitute for natural sand and cement for concrete production in concrete plants – Professional accompaniment and experiments at construction sites and in laboratory Prof. Dan Ravina, Prof. Chanoch Jaegermann National Building Research Institute, Technion 1999
Feasibility of fly ash use as a partial substitute for sand in concrete mixtures in construction products Prof. Dan Ravina, Dr. Ariel Goldman National Building Research Institute, Technion 2000
Durability of Fly Ash Concrete – Minimal cement content reduction
Prof. Arnon Bentur, Dr. Hadassa Baum
 National Building Research Institute Technion 2003
Critical review of standards for coal ash quality as a supplement for concrete Prof. Dan Ravina National Building Research Institute, Technion 2003
Fly ash standard in concrete – IS 1209 Prof. Dan Ravina National Building Research Institute, Technion 2003
Iron in bottom ash and blocks containing coal ash Dr. Yaacov Nathan Geological Survey of Israel 2006
High Volume Fly Ash Concrete – Critical review for the feasibility of its utilization in Israel Dr. Rina Wasserman, Prof. Arnon Bentur, Prof. Kosta Kovler National Building Research Institute, Technion 2007
Guidebook on coal ash uses in construction Eng. Gideon Irus, Prof. Dan Ravina National Building Research Institute, Technion 2007
Durability of Fly Ash Concrete – Increasing the efficiency factor of fly ash in concrete Prof. Arnon Bentur, Dr. Hadassa Baum National Building Research Institute, Technion 2008
Technological infrastructure for reducing the clinker content in concretes: Fly ash with CEMII cements
Dr. Amit Kenny, Prof. Arnon Bentur
 National Building Research Institute, Technion 2014
Use of ammonia containing fly ash in concrete
Prof. Arnon Bentur, Pavel Larianovsky
 National Building Research Institute, Technion 2017
Site study of ammonia containing fly ash concrete
Added value for fly ash in applications requiring long term durability
Prof. Arnon Bentur, Pavel Larianovsky
National Building Research Institute Technion 2018