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IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science· 2017

Using thermal power plants waste for building materials

R S Feduik, A K Smoliakov, Roman Timokhin, V Batarshin et al.

Short summary

Fly ash from Russian Primorsky Krai thermal power plants is suitable for use as a filler in cement-based building materials, based on its chemical composition.

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Key points

  • Fly ash from Russian Primorsky Krai TPPs was analyzed for use in building materials.
  • Chemical composition, X-ray diffraction, and thermal analysis were performed.
  • The fly ash was found to be suitable as a filler in cement-based binders.
  • This demonstrates a potential recycling application for industrial waste.

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Abstract

The recycled use of thermal power plants (TPPs) wastes in the building materials production is formulated. The possibility of using of TPPs fly ash as part of the cement composite binder for concrete is assessed. The results of X-ray diffraction and differential thermal analysis as well as and materials photomicrographs are presented. It was revealed that the fly ash of TPPs of Russian Primorsky Krai is suitable for use as a filler in cement binding based on its chemical composition.

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