Recycling of Ceramic Dust Waste in Ceramic Tiles Manufacture

Amin, Sh.K.; Sherbiny, Shakinaz A. El; Nagi, D. A.; Sibak, H. A.; Abadir, M. F.

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-7290-1_64

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“…Ceramic tiles, sanitary ware, tableware, fired clay products, electrical porcelain; refractories that are broken or defective beyond commercialization as well as accumulated ceramic plant dust, and ceramic sludge constitute examples of ceramic solid wastes. These waste materials are known to find use in industrial applications like blending with cement .…”

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Production and characterization of a hybrid polymer matrix composite

2017

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The aim of this study was to develop low cost hybrid composites with enhanced mechanical properties by the addition of industrial wall tile and glass fiber wastes into epoxy resin. This process not only reduces the production cost, but also helps to eliminate solid wastes. The detailed characterization of waste particulate fillers was performed by scanning electron microscopy, X‐ray diffraction, X‐ray fluorescence, laser diffraction, and He gas picnometer techniques. The effects of the ceramic particulates to glass fiber ratio and the particle size of the waste materials on the physical and mechanical properties were determined with a fixed polymer to filler ratio of 40:60. The density, three point bending strength, impact resistance and hardness of the hybrid composites were measured. The results indicated that when the filler particle size increased, the bulk density almost remained unchanged, and the bending strength and impact resistance decreased, while the hardness and flexural modulus were almost constant. Because of the weak matrix‐reinforcement interphase, mechanical properties deteriorated with the increasing amount of waste glass fiber and better mechanical properties were achieved with the use of finer particles. As a result of incorporation of industrial wastes such as ground ceramic wall tile and glass fiber instead of expensive fillers, low cost reinforcement of the hybrid epoxy matrix composites was achieved. POLYM. COMPOS., 39:4080–4093, 2018. © 2017 Society of Plastics Engineers

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Production and characterization of a hybrid polymer matrix composite

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“…The increasing quality of ceramic materials with the use of associated raw materials and industrial wastes was carried out by such foreign sholars as R. R. Menezes, A. A. Francis, G. A. Khater, S. K. Amin, F. J. P. Sousa [11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Activated ceramic compositions with the addition of serpentinite

2018

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The article describes the loam of the Kubekovsky deposit of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, which is widely used in the production of ceramic bricks in factories that produce wall materials. In the studies described in the article, mechanoactivation and modification were used to improve its technological and physico-mechanical characteristics. Mechanoactivation was carried out in a hydrodynamic dispersant. As the additive-modifier used waste stoneplant serpentinites of the Perevalnoye deposit. The effect of the additive-modifier on the properties of ceramic compositions is shown. It is shown that a small amount of serpentinite up to three percent -significantly increases the compressive strength of fired ceramic samples.If the composition has an additive of more than three percent, a decrease in strength characteristics is observed, this is related, probably due to the fact that most of the magnesium oxide remains unreacted. White inclusions areobserved visually in the structure of calcined samples throughout the volume. The combined effect of mechanoactivation and modification is shown, which makes it possible to improve the technological and physicomechanical characteristics of the ceramic shard. The results of electron microscopy are presented, suggesting that the microstructure of a ceramic shard activated with the addition of serpentinite contains moremullite-rich mixed crystals, as well as devitrified areas. Inclusions of magnesium oxide are not observed. Magnesium oxide in the ceramiccomposition serves as a primer capable of making the melt more liquid,accelerating its devitrification.

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