Applied technique of the cemented fill with fly ash and fine-sands |
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Authors: | Wang Xin-ming Li Jian-xiong and Fan Ping-zhi |
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Affiliation: | (1) College of Resources, Environment and Civil Engineering, Central South University, 410083 Changsha, China |
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Abstract: | Traditional stabilization of backfilling material is done by using Portland cement. However, the high price of cement forced
mining engineers to seek cheaper binding materials. Fly ash, which is the industrial waste from thermal power plant, possess
the potential activity of jellification, and can be used in cemented fill as a partial substitute for cement to reduce the
fill cost. Tests were done during the past few years in Xinqiao Pyrite Mine and Phoenix Copper Mine to determine the technology
parameters and the suitable content of fly ash. Specimens with different cement/fly/ash tailings (sands) ratios were tested
to obtain the strength values of the fill mass based on the analyses of both the chemical composition and physical and mechanical
properties of fly ash. The compressive strength of specimens with a ratio of 1:2:8 (cement to fly ash to tailings) can reach
2 MPa after 90 d curing, totally meeting the requirement of artificial pillar and reducing the fill cost by 20%–30%.
Foundation item: The Foundation of University Outstanding Teacher of the Ministry of Education
Biography of the first author: WANG Xin-ming, professor, born in April 1957, majoring in mining engineering. |
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Keywords: | fly ash cementing-agent cemented fill replacement |
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