Reference Data Sheets

• RDS 1 – 2009 – Guide to Use of Fly Ash in Concrete in Australia
• RDS 2 – 1996 – Sulphate Resistance in Concretes Using Fly Ash
• RDS 3 – 1999 – Controlled Low-Strength Material in Road Construction
• RDS 4 – 1999 – Special Grade Fly Ash to AS 3582.1-1998 – An Alternative to Silica Fume in High-Performance Concrete
• RDS 5 – 2000 – Service Life of Concrete in a Marine Environment
• RDS 6 – 2000 – Fly Ash Concrete in Marine Environments
• RDS 7 – 2005 – Fly Ash in Blended Binders For Road Stabilisations
• RDS 8 – 2007 – CCP – Assessment Criteria for Use in Agricultural Applications
• RDS 9 – 2009 – Post-Tension Structural Fly Ash Concrete
• RDS 10 – 2012 – Roller Compacted Concrete and the Role of Coal Combustion Products
• RDS 11 – 2012 – Reducing Concrete’s Carbon Footprint with Fly Ash coming soon
• RDS 12 – 2012 – Naturally Occurring Radionuclides in Australian Coal Combustion Products: the Facts coming soon
• RDS 13 – 2012 – Modified and Stabilised Construction Materials Incorporating Coal Combustion Products

Environmental Monitor Reports

• Environmental Testing Program – 2003/2004
• Environmental Monitoring Program – 2007/2008
• Environmental Monitoring Program – 2008/2009
• Environmental Monitoring Program – 2010/2011 coming soon
• Assessment of Naturally Occurring Radionuclides in Australian Coal Combustion Products

Technical Notes

• TN 1 – 1995 – Good Concrete – Can You Afford Not to Use It?
• TN 2 – 1995 – Sulphate Attack on Concrete – What it is and how to stop it
• TN 3 – 1998 – Can you Afford to Risk an Alkali-Aggregate Reaction?
• TN 4 – 2009 – Fly Ash Concrete in Marine Environments
• TN 5 – 2012 – Pavement Construction and the Role of Coal Combustion Products
• TN 6 – 2012 – Structural Fills and the Role of Coal Combustion Products
• TN 7 – 1995 – How to Reduce Shrinkage and Thermal Cracking in Concrete
• TN 8 – 2009 – Australian Experience with Fly Ash in Concrete: Applications and Opportunities
• TN 9 – 2009 – Amendment of Australian Soils by Fly Ash Additions
• TN 10 – 2012 – Coal Combustion Products for Soil, Horticultural and Agricultural Application coming soon
• TN 11 – 2012 – Use of Fly Ash to Achieve Enhanced Sustainability in Construction
• TN 12 – 2012 – CO₂ benefits using CCPs coming soon
• TN 13 – 2012 – NORM in Australian CCPs coming soon

Case Studies

• CS 1 – 1997 – Tallowa Dam – Shoalhaven Scheme – Concrete Permeability
• CS 2 – 1997 – Tallowa Dam Shoalhaven Scheme – Alkali-Aggregate Reaction
• CS 3 – 1997 – Fly Ash in Precast & Prestressed Concrete Structural Concrete Industries link with Boral Country
• CS 4 – 1997 – NSW Public Works Bathurst Sewerage Treatment Works
• CS 5 – 1998 – Evolution in RTA Concrete Specifications & Influence on Pacific Highway Upgrading: A Chronological Review
• CS 6 – 1998 – Furnace Bottom Ash – The Engineer’s Friend
• CS 7 – 1999 – Use of Fly Ash at Premier Mine Collie W.A.
• CS 8 – 2006 – Seacliff Bridge
• CS 9 – 2010 – Road Base Applications Using Victorian Power Station Ash
• CS 10 – 2010 – Victorian Power Stations and Biochar Opportunities

Research Reports

• 2007 – Coal Combustion Products Handbook
• 2010 – Sustainability Capacity Building Program, Benchmarking Report