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Summary: In this study, the puzolanic characteristics of the volcanic weapons in Gelincik village (Isparta-Turkey) belonging to the Gölcük volcanization located between the city centers of Isparta Burdur in southwestern Anadolu were investigated. Puzolonic substances are defined as natural or artificial substances that form compounds in binding properties while not having hydraulic binding properties in a particular thinness when in a moist environment and at a normal temperature reacting with calcium hydroxide. The common features are SiO2 and Al2O3. Puzolans are used both directly in cement production and as mineral additives in concrete. They are used in concrete cement in certain proportions. This reduces the amount of cement used in concrete. This is both economic and environmentally beneficial. The percentage of cement in the production of concrete is economically quite high. Also, cement production is a high carbon footprint industry. The total global CO2 emissions in 2013 amounted to 36 billion tons. It is known that about 29% of this is derived from the cement industry. Our country is in the first place among European countries in cement production. Therefore, the reduction of cement consumption and production amounts are of importance both in our country and globally. In this context, the Puzolanic characteristics have been studied for the use of volcanic weapons in the Gelincik village of Gölcük volcanization in concrete.

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