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Obtaining Composition of Geopolymers from Local Industrial Wastes [PDF]
Ordinary Portland cement is the most common used cementitious material nowadays. To produce 1 ton of cement 0.65-0.92 tons of CO2 gasses are provided. This is a significant pollution which enhances greenhouse effect.
Bajāre, Diāna +3 more
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Geopolymers Based on Red Mud [PDF]
Geopolymers Based on Red Mud.
Dimovic, S. +4 more
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Phlogopite Mica Under Acidic and Alkaline Conditions: Reactivity and Silicate Gel Formation
ABSTRACT Alkali‐activated materials (AAMs) produced using industrial residues offer a sustainable alternative to Portland cement, the production of which contributes nearly 8% of global CO2 emissions. However, commercial sodium silicate, commonly used as an activator, remains costly and energy‐intensive to produce, motivating the development of ...
Mahtab Akbarzadeh Khoei +4 more
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Development of Sustainable Paver Block to Suit Very Heavy Traffic Conditions Using Cassava Peel Ash
Sustainable paver blocks were developed using cassava peel ash and silane‐treated glass fibers. The optimized mix achieved superior strength, durability, and impact resistance, meeting IS 15658:2006 standards for heavy traffic. This eco‐friendly approach highlights an effective use of agro‐waste and fiber reinforcement for sustainable infrastructure ...
A. Chithambar Ganesh +4 more
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Geopolymers for Space Applications [PDF]
Geopolymers are cementitious materials with exceptional mechanical and physical properties, making them suitable for aerospace applications. Considering their excellent performance, the present investigation aims to develop geopolymers with designed ...
E. A. Franco-Urquiza +4 more
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Effects of hydrothermal temperature on kaliophilite fillers and the fire resistance of geopolymers
Geopolymers exhibit significant application prospect in fireproofing owing to their thermal stability. This paper adopted the kaliophilite filler prepared at different hydrothermal temperatures to further enhance the fire resistance of geopolymers, and ...
Haoxuan Zhang +8 more
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Coal fly ash (CFA) is an abundant industrial waste rich in silica and alumina and represents a viable feedstock for zeolite synthesis; however, high levels of calcium and iron limit zeolite purity and crystallisation. This study evaluates acid refluxing and acid roasting as pre‐treatment strategies for the simultaneous removal of Ca and Fe from high ...
Emmanuel Monkgomotsi Victor Gaolefufa +4 more
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The structure of geopolymers – Theoretical studies
Abstract This work presents the results of DFT and classical mechanics' calculations and theoretical analysis of geopolymer structure. The calculations were carried out using a bottom-up approach (from small oligomers to clusters with increasing size) for various Si:Al ratio.
Andrzej Koleżyński +2 more
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Lead immobilization by geopolymers based on mechanically activated fly ash [PDF]
In this paper, the effectiveness of geopolymers based on initial and mechanically activated fly ash in immobilization of lead was investigated. Fly ash (FA) was firstly mechanically and then alkali activated at room temperature.
Nikolić, Violeta +7 more
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Constructing lunar pavements is of great significance for improving the transportation efficiency of materials and personnel transfer at lunar bases. Utilizing lunar regolith for the in-situ preparation of geopolymer is an effective means of supplying ...
Lichong Chen +3 more
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