Flyash and Pondash
Fly ash produced during the burning of powdered coal in thermal power plants is a hazardous waste. However, its physical and chemical properties make it an ideal raw material for producing high quality and cost-effective bricks, interlocking pavers, kerbstones and mosaic tiles. Fly ash can be used in portland cement concrete to enhance the performance of the concrete. The un-lifted dry ash mixed with water and then disposed into the ash dyke. The accumulated ash in the ash dyke is called pond ash. Pondash can be used for manufacturing bricks, blocks, paver blocks, road construction, embankment and flyovers. Acidic land (soil) can be improved by using pond ash. It can be used as a geotechnical application as a substitute of earth dust.





























