UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE QUERÉTARO

FACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA
DIVISIÓN DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y POSGRADO
MAESTRIA EN CIENCIAS
LINEA TERMINAL EN ESTRUCTURAS

Standards and sustantability

PROFESOR:
Ph. D. Miguel Ángel Pérez Lara y Hernández

Tarea:
Fly Ash and slag For Concrete

ALÚMNO:
Ing. Josué Rodríguez Pamplona

Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro, 27 de Agosto del 2017

Fly Ash For Concrete.
Fly ash – the most commonly used coal combustion product – is a remarkable
material that cost-effectively improves the performance of products it is added to.
For instance, in making concrete, cement is mixed with water to create the “glue” that
holds strong aggregates together. Fly ash works in tandem with cement in the production of
concrete products. Concrete containing fly ash is easier to work with because the tiny, glassy
beads create a lubricating effect that causes concrete to flow and pump better, to fill forms
more completely, and to do it all using up to 10 percent less water. Because the tiny fly ash
particles fill microscopic spaces in the concrete, and because less water is required,
concrete using fly ash is denser and more durable. And fly ash reacts chemically with lime
that is given off by cement hydration, creating more of the glue that holds concrete together.
That makes concrete containing fly ash stronger over time than concrete made only with
cement.

Slag for Concrete.

Slag cement is a hydraulic cement formed when ground granulated blast furnace
slag (GGBFS) is ground to suitable fineness and is used to replace a portion of portland
cement. It is a recovered industrial by-product of an iron blast furnace. Molten slag diverted
from the iron blast furnace is rapidly chilled, producing glassy granules that yield desired
reactive cementitious characteristics when ground into cement fineness.
Once the slag has been cooled and ground to a usable fineness it is stored and
shipped to suppliers throughout the united states. Slag cement is commonly found in ready-
mixed concrete, precast concrete, masonry, soil cement and high temperature resistant
building products.

The Slag Cement Association has a section on cements with slag and fly ash.
This content is found in: https://www.slagcement.org/aboutslagcement/is-11.aspx
Fly Ash
Company Product
SoloStocks México SA DE CV.  Fly Ash Tipo F (Ceniza Volante)
Paseo de la Reforma 107, interior 601 - Colonia Tabacalera, ID producto: 616329
Delegación Cuauhtémoc | 06030 México DF
C.I.F: A62233028
G-ULTRA  Ceniza cruda
55 5946-6894  Ceniza volante activada G-ULTRA

ADMIX TECH®  Ceniza volante

Eje Norte Sur No. 60, Nuevo Parque Industrial.
San Juan del Río, Queretaro.
Lada sin costo: 01 800 837 19 82
Tels.: (427) 10 11 025 | (427) 10 11 029
contacto@admixtech.com
Sika Querétaro  SikaGrind® 272 MX
Libramiento Sur Pte. No. 576,  Sikament ® 29MR

Colonia Campestre Italiana.
sikafume®
 Slag(ground granulated blast furnace slag)
Company Product
Grupo Holcim México,  Supercem®
Domicilio: Avenida Prolongación Vasco De Quiroga N° 4800, Torre II
Oficina 101 Piso 1, Col Santa Fé Cuajimalpa.
Delegación: Delegación Cuajimalpa de Morelos Código Postal 05348
Teléfono: 01 55 57240000 / 01800 427 27 26
Info.mexico@lafargeholcim.com
Deposito San Francisco Sa de Cv  Cemento con Escoria Granulada de Alto
(Cemento Cruz Azul) Horno
Dirección: 810, Av. del Parque, 76090 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro.  Cemento Portland con Escoria Granulada
Teléfono: 01 442 222 7855 de Alto Horno
Cía. Minera Águila Plateada SA de CV  Escoria de Zinc Seleccionada
Dirección: Faroles 114, La Loma, 98068 Zacatecas, Zac.  Escoria de Aleación Jumbo
Teléfono: 01 492 925 2095
 Rezago de Zinc del Horno Demag
Sika Querétaro  SikaGrind® 272 MX
Libramiento Sur Pte. No. 576,  Sikament ® 29MR

Colonia Campestre Italiana.
sikafume®
Gerardo Alan Garcia Bacca  Escoria de Zinc Seleccionada
Established: 2000 Standards: GABG600306QR5  Escoria de Aleación Jumbo

Datos de contacto:Francisco Villa ,Monterrey 66430 ,
Nuevo Leon Mexico Rezago de Zinc del Horno Demag
Tel:81 8464-6225