Effect of partial replacement of the cement by glass waste on cementitious pastes

Jochem, Lidiane Fernanda; Casagrande, Cézar Augusto; Onghero, Lucas; Venâncio, Caroline; Gleize, Philippe Jean Paul

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2020.121704

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“…Fine particles (below 150 μm) of glass generally have benefits for cement-based materials due to pozzolanic activity, while coarser particles are detrimental due to alkali-silica reaction (Jochem et al, 2021). Some studies correlate increased pozzolanic activity with decreased expansions caused by alkalisilica reaction (ASR) when WGP particles are ground below the size of cement particles (>10 µm) .…”

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“…For Jochem et al (2021), pastes prepared with waste glass showed little influence on workability compared to the reference paste (0% WGP). Moreover, no trend could be evidenced, since the spread on the table of pastes made with 20% GPW milled for 48h increased by 1.8% or reduced to 5.4% in pastes made with 10% GPW milled for 6h compared to the sample without WGP, which obtained 328 mm of spread on the table.…”

Section: Pastementioning

confidence: 93%

“…Therefore, if the wet grinding time of WGP is no longer than 120 min, the workability of WGP modified cement pastes are better than the control. Jochem et al (2021) and Wang et al (2020) are emphatic that the workability of samples with GPW can be influenced by the high specific surface area and the angular shapes of the glass particles. The increase in workability was attributed to the smooth surface of the finely ground glass grains and the impermeable characteristic of glass that results in higher free water content in the mixture.…”

Section: Pastementioning

confidence: 99%

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Effects on the properties of cementitious composites using waste glass powder (WGP) as a partial replacement for cement

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The use of waste glass powder (WGP) as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) rich in pozzolan as a partial replacement for cement has been a viable alternative, from the environmental and economic point of view, to solve problems caused by the high consumption of cement worldwide. Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the use of WGP, when used as a partial cement substitute, in some properties of cementitious composites (pastes, mortars and concretes), in the fresh and hardened state. Through a systematic literature review, 23 experimental research articles obtained from the world-renowned Science Direct database were analyzed. The results obtained from this review indicate improvements in some properties of cementitious composites with WGP, such as increased compressive strength at advanced ages, increased thermal neutron shielding capacity, reduced penetration of sulfate and chloride ions, mitigation of alkali-silica reaction, reduced thermal conductivity, improved mechanical and chemical properties, including the formation of a new crystalline phase (devitrite) when exposed to high temperatures, reductions in air entrapment, water absorption and porosity. Regarding workability, there was no consensus, however, regardless of the substitution content, all composites were within the slump limits. Therefore, it can be concluded that the use of WGP in cementitious materials produces beneficial effects on some properties of cementitious composites.

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“…Resources Application cement municipal solid waste incineration fly ash [8] produce eco-friendly supplementary cementitious materials in the manufacture of eco-cements textile waste [9] produce lightweight concrete partition seashell waste [10] use seashell waste as fine aggregate or cement substitute clay brick waste [11] replace cement with brick waste powder to produce sustainable construction materials glass waste [12] replace cement with ground glass waste eggshell ash and strap plastic waste [13] replace cement with eggshell ash and reinforced with waste plastic fiber asphalt fish scale powder [14] use fish scale powder to improve asphalt performance waste wood [15] use bio-oil extracted from waste wood to rejuvenate asphalt binder waste steel shavings and waste ferrites [16] use waste steel shavings and ferrites to heal pavement crack by induction heating plastic waste [17] improve rutting and fatigue performance asphalt dry battery waste powder [18] improve high-temperature characteristics of asphalt swine manure [19] ameliorate low-temperature characteristics of asphalt others electronic wastes (polyethylene) [20] produce a construction part with electromagneticinterference-shielding characteristics city sewage sludge [21] produce clay bricks inexpensively residue of municipal solid waste pyrolysis [22] manufacture ceramic material It is well known that asphalt materials are widely used in road engineering construction because of their various advantages. Asphalt is extracted from crude oil, which is a non-renewable resource.…”

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Research on High- and Low-Temperature Characteristics of Bitumen Blended with Waste Eggshell Powder

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The sustainability of resources is presently a major global concern. Sustainable construction materials can be produced by applying biological waste to engineering. Eggshells, as biological waste, are usually dumped in landfills or discarded. This causes many environmental problems including malodor, noise pollution, and serious waste of resources. To solve these problems, this study combined eggshell waste with bitumen materials for bio-roads construction. This paper investigated the impact of biological waste eggshell powder on the high- and low-temperature characteristics of bitumen materials. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) revealed the microstructure of eggshell powder. The interaction between eggshell powder and asphalt was analyzed using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR). The high- and low-temperature characteristics were investigated using conventional performance tests, and dynamic shear rheometer (DSR) and bending beam rheometer (BBR) experiments. These results indicate that eggshell powder (1) has a rough and porous microstructure; (2) has no apparent chemical reaction with asphalt; and (3) improves the consistency, hardness, and high-temperature characteristics. However, it reduces the plastic deformation capacity of asphalt, and the low-temperature crack resistance of asphalt cannot be improved. The research demonstrated that the application of eggshell powder in asphalt is feasible and has long-term resource and environmental advantages.

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“…Jani et al proved that glass powder has good pozzolanic activity when the particle size is less than 20µm.The activity indices of 7d, 28d, and 90d reach 82%, 95%, and 102% [20], respectively. Schwarz et al found that when the waste glass powder is added into concrete, the compressive strength of concrete is the best, and the hydration effect is enhanced when the content is 10% [21].…”

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Study on the Effect and Mechanism of Alkali–Silica Reaction Expansion in Glass Concrete

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The suppression of ASR expansion hazards of glass concrete has always been a key and hot issue in the research of glass concrete. According to the ASTM C1260-14 fast mortar rod method, glass sand and glass powder act as fine aggregate and auxiliary cementing material, respectively. The changes in expansion rate with different amounts of glass sand content and different particle sizes of glass powder in mortar rods were compared, and the effects of glass sand content and the glass powder particle size on the expansion of ASR were analyzed. SEM was used to compare and analyze the microstructure of mortar rods to explore the mechanism of ASR expansion of glass concrete, and the results showed that the addition of glass powder had a certain inhibitory effect on ASR expansion. The larger the particle size of glass powder was, the better the inhibition effect on ASR expansion and the longer its duration. Compared with the three groups of experiments of 0–13 μm, 13–38 μm, and 38–75 μm, it was found that the influence of the glass powder particle size on the expansion of ASR was weaker than that of dosage. The inhibitory effect of glass powder on ASR expansion is related to the fact that glass powder is more involved in pozzolanic reaction in the early hydration process.

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Effect of partial replacement of the cement by glass waste on cementitious pastes

Cited by 32 publications

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Effects on the properties of cementitious composites using waste glass powder (WGP) as a partial replacement for cement

Effects on the properties of cementitious composites using waste glass powder (WGP) as a partial replacement for cement

Research on High- and Low-Temperature Characteristics of Bitumen Blended with Waste Eggshell Powder

Study on the Effect and Mechanism of Alkali–Silica Reaction Expansion in Glass Concrete

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