Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension

The pipeline at the thermal power station is now being used to conveying fly ash in the form of slurry. The objective of this research is to investigate the rheological behaviour of slurry suspensions of finer particles (FA) with and without coarser particles added (BA). In terms of weight, the rati...

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Main Authors: Kumar Kaushal, Singh Jarnail, Arora Rishabh, Chaudhary Jyoti, Gautam Anjali, Dixit Saurav, C. Vivek Kumar, Lakhanpal Sorabh, Shankar Shiva
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Published: EDP Sciences 2023-01-01
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Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/67/e3sconf_icmpc2023_01175.pdf
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author Kumar Kaushal
Singh Jarnail
Arora Rishabh
Chaudhary Jyoti
Gautam Anjali
Dixit Saurav
C. Vivek Kumar
Lakhanpal Sorabh
Shankar Shiva
author_facet Kumar Kaushal
Singh Jarnail
Arora Rishabh
Chaudhary Jyoti
Gautam Anjali
Dixit Saurav
C. Vivek Kumar
Lakhanpal Sorabh
Shankar Shiva
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description The pipeline at the thermal power station is now being used to conveying fly ash in the form of slurry. The objective of this research is to investigate the rheological behaviour of slurry suspensions of finer particles (FA) with and without coarser particles added (BA). In terms of weight, the ratios of fly ash to bottom ash (BA) are as follows: 9:1, 8:1, 7:3, and 6:4 respectively. Experiments on the rheology of each and every sample of slurry are carried out at shear rates ranging from 100 to 250 seconds-1. The temperature of the slurry suspension might range anywhere from 25 to 35 °C when it has a solid concentration of 30% (by weight). When finer fly ash slurry particles are combined with coarser bottom ash particles, the rheological properties of the resulting slurry suspension are significantly improved in terms of sustainable flow. The exhaustive assessments also investigate whether or not it is possible to conveying ash slurry by pipeline through sustainability.
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spelling doaj.art-f9d285521dc94c518360ca73a64921612023-10-17T08:47:38ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422023-01-014300117510.1051/e3sconf/202343001175e3sconf_icmpc2023_01175Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash SuspensionKumar Kaushal0Singh Jarnail1Arora Rishabh2Chaudhary Jyoti3Gautam Anjali4Dixit Saurav5C. Vivek Kumar6Lakhanpal Sorabh7Shankar Shiva8Department of Mechanical Engineering, K.R Mangalam UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, UCRD,Chandigarh UniversitySchool of Engineering and Technology, K.R Mangalam UniversitySchool of Engineering and Technology, K.R Mangalam UniversitySchool of Engineering and Technology, K.R Mangalam UniversityDivision of Research & Innovation, Uttaranchal UniversityDepartment of Civil Engineering, GRIET, BachupallyLovely Professional UniversityKG Reddy College of Engineering & TechnologyThe pipeline at the thermal power station is now being used to conveying fly ash in the form of slurry. The objective of this research is to investigate the rheological behaviour of slurry suspensions of finer particles (FA) with and without coarser particles added (BA). In terms of weight, the ratios of fly ash to bottom ash (BA) are as follows: 9:1, 8:1, 7:3, and 6:4 respectively. Experiments on the rheology of each and every sample of slurry are carried out at shear rates ranging from 100 to 250 seconds-1. The temperature of the slurry suspension might range anywhere from 25 to 35 °C when it has a solid concentration of 30% (by weight). When finer fly ash slurry particles are combined with coarser bottom ash particles, the rheological properties of the resulting slurry suspension are significantly improved in terms of sustainable flow. The exhaustive assessments also investigate whether or not it is possible to conveying ash slurry by pipeline through sustainability.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/67/e3sconf_icmpc2023_01175.pdfsustainabilityfly ashbottom ashtemperaturerelative viscosityrheology
spellingShingle Kumar Kaushal
Singh Jarnail
Arora Rishabh
Chaudhary Jyoti
Gautam Anjali
Dixit Saurav
C. Vivek Kumar
Lakhanpal Sorabh
Shankar Shiva
Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
E3S Web of Conferences
sustainability
fly ash
bottom ash
temperature
relative viscosity
rheology
title Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
title_full Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
title_fullStr Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
title_full_unstemmed Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
title_short Influence of Additive for Optimize and Sustainable Fly Ash Suspension
title_sort influence of additive for optimize and sustainable fly ash suspension
topic sustainability
fly ash
bottom ash
temperature
relative viscosity
rheology
url https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/67/e3sconf_icmpc2023_01175.pdf
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