A REVIEW OF THE METHODS FOR PROPORTIONING SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE
For the production of self-compacting concrete for a specific application, with desired properties in fresh and hardened state, it is necessary to combine the constituent materials in the optimum proportions. The proportioning of self-compacting concrete has to start with defining the required properties. For a particular application, a self-compac...
By Adnan Mujkanović, Ilhan Bušatlić, Marina Jovanović, Dženana Bečirhodžić
THE EFFECT OF THE AMOUNT OF MAP ON THE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF THE CHEMICALLY BOUNDED REFRACTORY MATERIALS
In recent decades the production of chemically bonded refractory materials has been clearely increased. In this paper was examined the added amount effection of 50% solution of mono aluminum phosphate (MAP) as a binder in refractory concretes. Quartz, sand and chamotte are used as fillers. Research has shown that the bond between the filler and the...
By Nadira Bušatlić, Ilhan Bušatlić, Mitar Perušić
THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF THE PRODUCTION POSSIBILITY OF LOW HEAT HYDRATATION CEMENT IN CF KAKANJ
Cement is a mineral hydraulic binder which is formed by sintering (heat treatment) primary minerals of cement clinker at a sintering temperature. In the cement composite only cement releases heat by reaction with water, and image about the amount of heat or about temperature of solid concrete is obtained by determination of the heat of hydration of...
By Ilhan Bušatlić, Nevzet Merdić, Nedžad Haračić, Amna Karić, Sumeja Hibović
THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FLY ASH ON SELFCOMPACTING CONCRETE PROPERTIES
In this paper the effect of two different fly ash types on the properties of self-compacting concrete in fresh state and hardened state was investigated: fly ash from Thermal power plant “Kakanj” and fly ash from Thermal power plant “Tuzla”. The results of testing fresh self-compacting concrete properties show that addition ...
By Adnan Mujkanović, Ilhan Bušatlić, Marina Jovanović, Dženana Bečirhodžić
THE POSSIBILITY OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION UNDER LABORATORY CONDITIONS
Because of the oil shortage and the growing increasing environmental burdens-emission from motor vehicles, the idea of the biofuels application has been actualized. The European Union directive 2003/30/EC obliged Member States that until 31 December 2005, they must provide at least 2% share of biofuels and other renewable fuels in the total amount ...
By Šefkija Botonjić, Ilhan Bušatlić, Azra Halilović, Adnan Muratović
THE WATER FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY SELECTION FOR WELL „KRUŠČICA“
Water that is commonly used for drinking is groundwater, that appears on the surface of the Earth's crust as sources of different types and capacities, and in most cases that water is chemical, physical and bacteriological acceptable and suitable for use. In some cases, there is some blurring of water, that is the result of heavy rainfall or some h...
By Šefkija Botonjić, Ilhan Bušatlić, Azra Halilović, Almin Oruč
THE INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM FLY ASH ADDITION ON THE HYDRATION HEAT OF PORTLAND CEMENT
The main characteristic of hydrotechnical cement, which is used to build massive structures, is the low heat of hydration. In this work is examined the effect of the electrofilter ash with a high content of calcium oxide addition on the hydration heat of Portland cement. The cement samples containing 0% to 50 % fly ash from TPP „Kakanj“...
By Ilhan Bušatlić, Nevzet Merdic, Nadira Bušatlić, Asim Ibrahimagić, Azra Smajić
EFFECT OF GRANULATED BLAST FURNACE SLAG ON DEVELOPMENT COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF SLAG CEMENT CEM III
Today there is a growing research activity in order to investigate the possibility of using various waste or alternative materials in the cement and other industries. In this regard, granulated blast furnace slag is a significant addition to the metallurgical cement type CEM III. Cements based on blast furnace slag consist of a mixture of cement cl...
By Nedzad Haračić, Nevzet Merdic, Ilhan Bušatlić, Zehrudin Osmanović, Jelica Zelić