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Dr. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR MARATHWADA UNIVERSITY , AURANGABAD (M.S.) Maharashtra institute of technology, AURANGABAD Topic : FLY ASH AS A WOOD SUBSTITUDE Guide by: Presented by : Mr.D.D.JOSHI RANJEET PADOL

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Dr. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR MARATHWADA UNIVERSITY , AURANGABAD (M.S.)Maharashtra institute of technology,

AURANGABAD

Topic : FLY ASH AS A WOOD SUBSTITUDE

Guide by: Presented by : Mr.D.D.JOSHI RANJEET PADOL

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-Fly ash is a waste material from thermal power plants. - which forces a great disposalProblem besides causing atmospheric pollution

-India’s 82 utility and more than 25 captive thermal power plants contribute more than 70 Percent to the countries total electric power installed capacity (approx 100,000 MW). In fact about 240 million tonnes of coal is being used every year to generate electricity.

INTRODUCTION :

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FLY ASH:

Fly ash is defined as “A finely divided residue that results from the combustion of ground or powdered coal and is transported from the combustion chamber by exhaust gases”.

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF INDIAN FLY ASH-

-Silica (SiO2) 49-67

-Alumina (Al2O3) 16-29

-Iron Oxide (Fe2O3) 4-10

-Calcium Oxide (CaO) 1-4

-Magnesium Oxide (MgO) 0.2-2

-Sulphur (SO3) 0.1-2

-Loss of Ignition 0.5.3.0

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USES OF FLYASH:

- FLY ASH IS A BUILDING MATERIAL

- FLY ASH CLAY BRICKS

- HOLLOW BLOCKS

- FLY ASH CELLULAR CONCRETE

- USE AS PART REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT / MANUFACTURE OF CEMENT:

- FLY ASH LIGHT AGGREGATE

- FLY ASH EMULSION PAINTS /BUILDING DISTEMPERS:

- FLY ASH AS WOOD SUBSTITUTE MATERIAL

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USE:A very good wood substitute for doors, windows, ceiling, partitions, furniture, etc.

FLY ASH AS WOOD SUBSTITUTE MATERIAL:

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SALIENT FEATURES:-Environment friendly technology.-Fruitful utilization of industrial wastes such as fly ash.-Energy efficient production technology.-Products stronger than woods.-Weather resistant and durable.-Termite, Fungus, rot and rodent resistant.-Fire resistant.-Cheaper than natural wood.-Less maintenance cost.

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PLANT DETAILS :

PRODUCTION CAPACITY:-12000 m2 doors/panels per annum (8 hours shift)

SIZE OF PRODUCTION:-Doors:2100 x 900 x 25-30 mm or any other size-Panels:1800 x 900 x (3-25)63

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MAIN EQUIPMENTS:

Hydraulic press ,calendaring machine, mixing plant, moulds, sanders, grinder, shearing machine , oven, resin cattle, curing, chamber, cutter.

LAND REQUIREMENT:

•Open area:3,000 sq.mt

•Covered area:500 sq.mt

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RAW MATERIALS:

Fly ash polymer, Additive, Woven jute mats.

POWER:

•KW: 40

•Three phaseVoltage: 440V ,50 Hz.

MANPOWER:

Skilled(Nos.): 04

Unskilled(Nos.): 24

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TOTAL PROJECT COST:

Toatal:- US$ 263,000

Main equipment US$ 185,000

Essential Spareparts US$ 10,000

Civil Construction US$ 15,000

Design expenses US$ 5,000

Other expenses US$ 3,000

Working Capitals US$ 45,000

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FLY ASH PANNEL

FLY ASH DOOR

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Mould making..

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VIBRATER

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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF FLYASH:

HEALTH ASPECTS OF COAL FLY ASH:

- THROAT PROBLEM

- LUNGS DISEASES

- RASHES ON WORKER BODY

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EFFECT OF FLY ASH IN AGRICULTURE:

i) Modification of soil texture-

ii) Modification of bulk density-

iii) Water holding capacity of soil-

iv) Soil Ph-

v) Effect on soil crust-

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CONCLUSION:

The future poses challenges to the scientists, technologists, engineers towards sound management of fly ash disposal & deposition technologies. The problem is not due to lack of technical competence but more of adoption, implementation and better management of improved & appropriate technologies.

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Thank you…..