Laboratory Assessment of Dense Graded Asphalt Concrete Incorporating Coal Furnace Ash in South of Vietnam

Abstract

Currently, application of industrial waste or by-product in road construction industrials is a major interest by researchers, government officers and engineers. Coal ashes by-product from industrial parks negatively impact environment, costly in treatment, and require large ground for disposing areas. Therefore, this paper proposes on using the coal ash from furnace products of an industrial park in South of Vietnam to be incorporated into dense graded asphalt concrete using Nominal Maximum Aggregate Size 12.5mm. Laboratory performance tests including Marshall stability, indirect tensile strength, Cantabro loss, and dynamic fatigue test were conducted. The effects of coal ash contents in replacement of fine aggregate which is passing 4.75mm sieve from asphalt mixture into laboratory performance of mixture is also discussed in detail.

Mechanical properties of steel slag replaced mineral aggregate for road base/sub-base application based Vietnam and Japan standard

“…Application of industrial waste or by-product in highway construction is a major topic by researchers, government officers, and engineers these days (Dang et al 2021 ). Steelmaking slag is a by-product of metallurgical processing and is typically generated from processing of steel.…”