Issues of waste disposal in cement technology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.62638/ZasMat1291Abstract
The possibility of cement production with increasing volumes of disposal of multi-tonnage waste from other industries has been studied. With the use of the "Clinker" computer program, new compositions of raw material mixtures based on the system of chalk - rice husk - TPP waste ash with a content of 42-51 wt.% of the specified waste were determined. The features of physicochemical transformations and the formation of the phase composition of cement clinker during the firing of a mixture based on man-made raw materials with a maximum temperature of
1400 °C and the properties of a mineral binding material are shown.
Keywords:
cement, rice husk, fly ash, raw material mixture, composition, firing, crystalline phases, propertiesReferences
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