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Can fly ash or ground slag be used in cellular concrete?

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Can fly ash or ground slag be used in cellular concrete?

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Yes. Just as in standard density concrete, the cure times might be extended. The maximum amount which can be used depends on the application. It is generally recommended that only type F fl y ash be used, rather than the higher carbon type C. High carbon materials may tend to break down the foam. Low density cellular concrete with high amounts of any fl y ash may shrink excessively after placement due to the action of free carbon. Most other cementitious materials may also be used in cellular concrete.

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