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Fig 1.

Production of Bagasse Ash.

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Table 1.

Chemical composition of bagasse ash.

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Detail of factors and responses.

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Fig 2.

Flow value of cementitious grouts.

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Fig 3.

7d Compressive Strength of cementitious grouts.

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Fig 4.

28d Compressive Strength of cementitious grouts.

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Table 3.

Fit Summary and model selection.

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Table 4.

ANOVA for Responses.

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Table 5.

Fit Statistics for Responses.

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Fig 5.

Diagnostic plots for Flow Value. a: Normal plot of residual.b: Residual vs predicted data plot. c: Residual vs run number plot.d: Predicted vs actual data plot.

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Fig 6.

Diagnostic Plots for 7d CS. a: Normal plot of residual. b: Residual vs predicted data plot. c: Residual vs run number plot. d: Predicted vs actual data plot.

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Fig 7.

Diagnostic Plots for 28d CS. a: Normal plot of residual. b: Residual vs predicted data plot. c: Residual vs run number plotd: Predicted vs actual data plot.

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Fig 8.

3D graph of flow and 7d and 28d compressive strength. a: 3D graph of flow value. b: 3D graph for 7d compressive strength. c: 3D graph for 28d compressive strength.

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Fig 9.

Optimization of cementitious grouts composition using RSM.

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