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Effect of hydrated lime on compressive strength mortar of fly ash laterite soil geopolymer mortar
Wangsa F.
Iop Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
Published: 2017Citations: 10
Abstract
This paper explored the suitability of fly ash, hydrated lime, and laterite soil with several activator (sodium hydroxide and sodium tiosulfate) to produce geopolymer mortar. Furthermore, the heat that released by hydrated lime was used instead of oven curing. In order to produce geopolymer mortar without oven curing, three variations of curing condition has been applied. Based on the result, all the curing condition showed that the hardener mortar can be produced and exhibited the increasing of compressive strength of geopolymer mortar from 3 days to 7 days without oven curing.
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