Comprehensive solution to environmental problems of ceramic production by recycling their waste in cement industry

The paper presents the results of studies to determine the suitability of the dump battle of fired ceramic products based on kaolin clays of the Angren deposit, the positive effect of the addition of fractionated ceramic battle on the formation of the structure and physico-mechanical properties of p...

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Main Authors: Iskandarova Mastura, Atabaev Farrukh, Mironyuk Nina, Yunusova Farida, Kahhorov Uktam
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2023-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/38/e3sconf_conmechydro23_03004.pdf
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Summary:The paper presents the results of studies to determine the suitability of the dump battle of fired ceramic products based on kaolin clays of the Angren deposit, the positive effect of the addition of fractionated ceramic battle on the formation of the structure and physico-mechanical properties of portland cement stone is established. For use as an additive in cement, the need for fractionation of ceramic production waste with separation of the burnt part of ceramic waste was noted; its chemical and mineralogical compositions and hydraulic activity were determined according to the Student’s criterion, the value of which was t=21.21, which is higher than its regulated value of at least 15 according to GOST (State Standard) 31108-2020. Based on the obtained research results, ceramic waste is recommended as an active mineral additive in cement. The positive effect of the addition of fractionated ceramic waste on the process of origin and evolution of neoplasms in terms of acceleration of hydrolysis, hydration of clinker minerals, and cement hardening with the formation of a low-porous structure of cement stone, which, despite a decrease in the proportion of high-temperature Portland cement clinker up to 20%, is characterized by high hydraulic activity corresponding to the grade of cement PC400-D20.
ISSN:2267-1242