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How to Process Fly Ash to Get Cement X Allan Robinson Allan Robinson has written numerous articles for various health and fitness sites. Robinson also has 15 years of experience as a software engineer and has extensive accreditation in software engineering. He holds a bachelors degree with majors in biology and mathematics. By Allan Robinson, eHow Contributor Fly ash is the ash that flies into the chimneys of coal-burning power plants. Its one of the residues from burning coal and is usually considered to be a waste product. The specific composition of fly ash varies considerably, but it generally contains a substantial amount of silicon dioxide and calcium oxide. Fly ash may be disposed of in landfills or added to concrete to reduce the amount of the Portland cement need to make the concrete. Other People Are Reading How to Purchase Fly Ash in Arkansas How to Measure Fly Ash in Liquid Print this article Things Youll Need Fly ash Hydrated lime, Portland cement or quicklime Show More Instructions 1 Use Class F fly ash to make cement. This type of fly ash results from burning the older, harder coals known as bituminous coal and anthracite. The lime content of class F fly ash is below 10 percent and it contains alumina and silica. 2 Add a cementing agent to Class F fly ash. This type of fly ash has pozzolanic properties, meaning that it has a cement-like quality when combined with a proper cementing agent such as hydrated lime, Portland cement or quicklime. Sponsored Links New sampler team Liquistation CSF48, Liquiport 2010 CSP44 3 Use Class C fly ash to make cement. This type of fly ash is produced by burning younger lignite and has some self-cementing properties. Class C fly ash does not require an activator and generally contains more than 20 percent lime. Cement made with Class C fly ash will harden and gain strength over time in the presence of water. 4 Compress a mixture of fly ash and water under 4,000 pounds per square inch and cure it in a steam bath at 150