Proceedings of Seminar on Eco Friendly Blended Cements for Economical and Durable Concrete in the New Millennium February 18 and 19, 2000

Concrete Technology for Sustainable Development Making Concrete Greener with Fly Ash Blended Cements and SCMs Fly Ash Concrete: The Concrete of the New Millenium Utilization of Fly Ash in Portland Pozzolana Cement Characteristics of Fly Ash and its Use in Different Concrete Works in Different Environments Corrosion Problems: The Fly Ash Advantage Composite Cement for Economic and Durable Concrete in the New Millennium Slag Cement for Durable Concrete Superiority of Portland Slag Cement Over SRC for using in Coastal and Marine Structures Slag Cement and Its Improvement Blended Cements and Supplementary Cementitious Materials in the Context of Ecological Benefits Blended Cement and SCM in Construction Blended Cements in the Context of Service Life of Concrete Structure The Nature, Role and Effectiveness of Supplementary Cementitious Materials on Concrete Making Effect of Super Pozzolanic Supplementary Cementitious Material Blended with OPC High Performance Silica Fume Concrete durability for the New Millennium Blended Cement Performance and Promotion Environment Friendly Approach by Way of Blended Cement Concrete Concrete Mix Proportioning using Fly Ash and Superplasticizers Performance of Concrete with Blended Cements Durability of Concrete the Role of Supplementary Cementing Material Relative Assessment of Micro Structure of Concrete with Addition of Different SCM Contribution of Concrete Technology to the Process of Sustainable Development Proportioning Blended Cement Concrete Mixes for Workability, Early Strength Development and Durability Proportioning of Local Fly Ash/Slag for Concrete Durability Studies on Concrete Containing Blended Cements