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Boral Fly Ash 
ASTM C 618 - Technial data Division 3 Concrete Materials and Methods 03050 
www.boralmt.com 
Boral Material Technologies 
Build something great™ 
Boral Fly Ash is a pozzolan for concrete that improves 
plastic and hardened properties. Concrete containing 
Boral Fly Ash shows increased ultimate strengths and 
decreased permeability. 
Basic Applications 
Boral Fly Ash can be used as a pozzolan in all concrete 
to improve the strength, stability and long-term durabilityof 
concrete. 
Suggested Specifications 
Boral Fly Ash as marketed by Boral Material Technologies 
conforming to requirements of ASTM C 618, Class (F) or 
(C) shall be used in all concrete unless prior approval of the 
engineer. Use according to manufacturer’s recommendations. 
CSI-Formatted Product Guide Specifications are available from 
Boral representatives or www.boralmt.com. 
Composition and Materials 
Boral Fly Ash is a pozzolanic material possessing 
chemicalcompounds similar to those found in portland cement. 
A pozzolan is a siliceous or siliceous and aluminous material 
which in itself possesses little or no cementitious value but 
will, in finely divided form and in the presence of moisture, 
chemically react with calcium hydroxide to form compounds 
possessing cementitious properties. When portland cement 
reacts with water (a process known as hydration) the reaction 
forms calcium silicate hydrate (CSH). CSH is the glue or binder 
which cements the aggregate particles together into a solid 
matrix. A by-product of the hydration reaction is calcium 
hydroxide. Calcium hydroxide, a water soluble compound, 
adds little to strength gain and may be susceptible to attack 
by aggressive chemicals such as sulfate or acid. Boral fly ash 
chemically reacts with the calcium hydroxide forming additional 
CSH. The pozzolanic reaction increases strength because of 
the additional CSH produced and will also improve durability 
because of the elimination of the calcium hydroxide. 
Boral Fly Ash is produced to meet the specification 
requirements of ASTM C 618 to ensure performance in 
concrete applications. ASTM C 618 designates the Class of fly 
ash as well as the physical and chemical requirements for use 
in concrete applications. 
• Class F Fly Ash is a pozzolan with physical and chemical 
properties that improve concrete’s resistance to sulfate 
attack. Class F fly ash also mitigates the deleterious effects 
of alkali-silica reactivity. Class F fly ash also decreases 
the permeability, increasing the long-term durability of 
concrete. Class F fly ash is produced from the combustion 
of pulverized bituminous or Texas lignite coal. 
• Class C Fly Ash in addition to being a pozzolan is also 
cementitious. Class C fly ash because of its pozzolanic 
properties also increases strength and durability in 
concrete applications. Because Class C fly ash is 
self-cementitious it can also be used in a variety of 
geotechnical applications to stabilize soils and aggregates. 
Limitations 
Differences of materials used in producing concrete vary from 
region to region. Therefore, trial mixes should be conducted to 
determine the optimal replacement and performance criteria for 
the class of fly ash used. Class C Fly Ash should not be used in 
a sulfate environment unless the material is tested for approval 
by ASTM C 1012. 
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Boral Fly Ash ASTM C 618 Division 3 Concrete Materials and Methods 03050 
www.boralmt.com 
Because Boral Material Technologies cannot 
control the final use of its products, there are 
no warranties expressed or implied regarding 
a product’s use or performance in any 
given circumstance. Persons receiving this 
information should make their own tests to 
determine suitability for their particular use. 
Regional Sales Offices 
Denver, CO 800 255-0663 
Atlanta, GA 800 241-4943 
San Antonio, TX 800 292-5354 
Corporate Office 
45 Northeast Loop 410, Suite 700 
San Antonio, TX 78216 
800 964-0951 
Applicable Standards 
• ASTM C 618 
• AASHTO M 295 
• Boral Fly Ash meets or exceeds all applicable standards 
required by ASTM, AASHTO and the individual state 
transportation agencies within the states that the material 
is sold. Individual physical and chemical properties are 
analyzed and certified by independent laboratories. These 
results are available by contacting the Boral sales office in 
your area. 
Recommended Installation 
Boral Fly Ash is added to the concrete mixture along with 
portland cement, fine and coarse aggregates, water and 
chemical admixtures in accordance with ASTM C 94. Proper 
proportions of each constituent should be determined by trial 
batches prior to use in the field. 
Recommended Proportioning 
Boral Fly Ash should be added according to one of the 
following: 
• Minimum of 15% of the total cementitious content. 
• Amount required for meeting durability requirements 
for alkalisilica reactivity resistance, sulfate resistance, 
and impermeability as described in ACI 201. 
• Mass concrete applications shall contain a minimum 
of 30% of the total cementitious as fly ash. 
Compatibility 
Boral Fly Ash is compatible with all types of cements, 
or other supplementary cementitious materials. 
Precautions 
Normal safety precautions are advised when handling this 
material. Dampen with a water mist to control airborne dust 
and use appropriate personal protective equipment to avoid 
inhalation and exposure to eyes, skin and mucus membranes. 
Excessive exposure to materials may cause irritation of the 
eyes, skin and mucus membranes and chronic exposure could 
lead to fibrotic disease of the lungs. This product contains 
silica, which has been identified as a carcinogen. If contact is 
made, areas affected should be thoroughly flushed with water. 
Medical attention is advised in case of ingestion, inhalation 
or eye contact. A Material Safety Data Sheet is available by 
contacting Boral or going to www.boralmt.com. 
WARRANTY DISCLAIMER 
Boral Material Technologies disclaims warranty 
of merchantability and warranty of fitness for a 
particular purpose. 
In addition, because Boral Material Technologies cannot 
control the final use of its products, there are no warranties 
expressed or implied regarding a product’s use or performance 
in any given circumstance. Persons receiving this information 
should make their own tests to determine suitability for their 
particular use. 
Boral Fly Ash is guaranteed to meet the requirements of the 
specifications prescribed herein, when used and batched in 
accordance to manufacturer recommendations. As, the overall 
performance of a concrete mixture is related to a complex 
matrix of materials and since many factors can affect the 
performance of concrete, Boral Material Technologies reserves 
the right to determine the actual cause of a concrete problem. 
BMT 1136 • Printed in USA • Rev. 03/13 
© 2013 Boral Material Technologies LLC 
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION

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  • 1. Boral Fly Ash ASTM C 618 - Technial data Division 3 Concrete Materials and Methods 03050 www.boralmt.com Boral Material Technologies Build something great™ Boral Fly Ash is a pozzolan for concrete that improves plastic and hardened properties. Concrete containing Boral Fly Ash shows increased ultimate strengths and decreased permeability. Basic Applications Boral Fly Ash can be used as a pozzolan in all concrete to improve the strength, stability and long-term durabilityof concrete. Suggested Specifications Boral Fly Ash as marketed by Boral Material Technologies conforming to requirements of ASTM C 618, Class (F) or (C) shall be used in all concrete unless prior approval of the engineer. Use according to manufacturer’s recommendations. CSI-Formatted Product Guide Specifications are available from Boral representatives or www.boralmt.com. Composition and Materials Boral Fly Ash is a pozzolanic material possessing chemicalcompounds similar to those found in portland cement. A pozzolan is a siliceous or siliceous and aluminous material which in itself possesses little or no cementitious value but will, in finely divided form and in the presence of moisture, chemically react with calcium hydroxide to form compounds possessing cementitious properties. When portland cement reacts with water (a process known as hydration) the reaction forms calcium silicate hydrate (CSH). CSH is the glue or binder which cements the aggregate particles together into a solid matrix. A by-product of the hydration reaction is calcium hydroxide. Calcium hydroxide, a water soluble compound, adds little to strength gain and may be susceptible to attack by aggressive chemicals such as sulfate or acid. Boral fly ash chemically reacts with the calcium hydroxide forming additional CSH. The pozzolanic reaction increases strength because of the additional CSH produced and will also improve durability because of the elimination of the calcium hydroxide. Boral Fly Ash is produced to meet the specification requirements of ASTM C 618 to ensure performance in concrete applications. ASTM C 618 designates the Class of fly ash as well as the physical and chemical requirements for use in concrete applications. • Class F Fly Ash is a pozzolan with physical and chemical properties that improve concrete’s resistance to sulfate attack. Class F fly ash also mitigates the deleterious effects of alkali-silica reactivity. Class F fly ash also decreases the permeability, increasing the long-term durability of concrete. Class F fly ash is produced from the combustion of pulverized bituminous or Texas lignite coal. • Class C Fly Ash in addition to being a pozzolan is also cementitious. Class C fly ash because of its pozzolanic properties also increases strength and durability in concrete applications. Because Class C fly ash is self-cementitious it can also be used in a variety of geotechnical applications to stabilize soils and aggregates. Limitations Differences of materials used in producing concrete vary from region to region. Therefore, trial mixes should be conducted to determine the optimal replacement and performance criteria for the class of fly ash used. Class C Fly Ash should not be used in a sulfate environment unless the material is tested for approval by ASTM C 1012. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
  • 2. Boral Fly Ash ASTM C 618 Division 3 Concrete Materials and Methods 03050 www.boralmt.com Because Boral Material Technologies cannot control the final use of its products, there are no warranties expressed or implied regarding a product’s use or performance in any given circumstance. Persons receiving this information should make their own tests to determine suitability for their particular use. Regional Sales Offices Denver, CO 800 255-0663 Atlanta, GA 800 241-4943 San Antonio, TX 800 292-5354 Corporate Office 45 Northeast Loop 410, Suite 700 San Antonio, TX 78216 800 964-0951 Applicable Standards • ASTM C 618 • AASHTO M 295 • Boral Fly Ash meets or exceeds all applicable standards required by ASTM, AASHTO and the individual state transportation agencies within the states that the material is sold. Individual physical and chemical properties are analyzed and certified by independent laboratories. These results are available by contacting the Boral sales office in your area. Recommended Installation Boral Fly Ash is added to the concrete mixture along with portland cement, fine and coarse aggregates, water and chemical admixtures in accordance with ASTM C 94. Proper proportions of each constituent should be determined by trial batches prior to use in the field. Recommended Proportioning Boral Fly Ash should be added according to one of the following: • Minimum of 15% of the total cementitious content. • Amount required for meeting durability requirements for alkalisilica reactivity resistance, sulfate resistance, and impermeability as described in ACI 201. • Mass concrete applications shall contain a minimum of 30% of the total cementitious as fly ash. Compatibility Boral Fly Ash is compatible with all types of cements, or other supplementary cementitious materials. Precautions Normal safety precautions are advised when handling this material. Dampen with a water mist to control airborne dust and use appropriate personal protective equipment to avoid inhalation and exposure to eyes, skin and mucus membranes. Excessive exposure to materials may cause irritation of the eyes, skin and mucus membranes and chronic exposure could lead to fibrotic disease of the lungs. This product contains silica, which has been identified as a carcinogen. If contact is made, areas affected should be thoroughly flushed with water. Medical attention is advised in case of ingestion, inhalation or eye contact. A Material Safety Data Sheet is available by contacting Boral or going to www.boralmt.com. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER Boral Material Technologies disclaims warranty of merchantability and warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. In addition, because Boral Material Technologies cannot control the final use of its products, there are no warranties expressed or implied regarding a product’s use or performance in any given circumstance. Persons receiving this information should make their own tests to determine suitability for their particular use. Boral Fly Ash is guaranteed to meet the requirements of the specifications prescribed herein, when used and batched in accordance to manufacturer recommendations. As, the overall performance of a concrete mixture is related to a complex matrix of materials and since many factors can affect the performance of concrete, Boral Material Technologies reserves the right to determine the actual cause of a concrete problem. BMT 1136 • Printed in USA • Rev. 03/13 © 2013 Boral Material Technologies LLC RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION