Recycling of waste magnesia refractory brick powder in preparing magnesium phosphate cement mortar: Hydration activity, mechanical properties and long-term performance

Wang, Xu; Li, Xiao; Lian, Lei; Jia, Xingwen; Qian, Jueshi

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.133019

Construction and Building Materials

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.133019

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Recycling of waste magnesia refractory brick powder in preparing magnesium phosphate cement mortar: Hydration activity, mechanical properties and long-term performance

Xu Wang,

Xiao Li,

Lei Lian

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Research on the development of recycling technology for magnesium refractory materials

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Magnesium refractory materials are rich in substances such as alumina and magnesium oxide, and the recycling and reuse of their waste is an important way to achieve energy conservation, environmental protection, and sustainable development of mineral resources. This article analyzes and elucidates the current recycling and utilization technologies of refractory materials from the perspectives of refractory waste used in desulfurization mixing heads, recycled magnesia carbon brick refractory materials, magnesia calcium brick refractory materials, and blast furnace lining refractory materials. By analyzing the key issues in the recycling and utilization technology of Magnesium refractory waste, important references are provided for the development direction of deep processing of high-quality refractory recycled products.

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Recycling of waste magnesia refractory brick powder in preparing magnesium phosphate cement mortar: Hydration activity, mechanical properties and long-term performance

Cited by 2 publications

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Progresses of green magnesium phosphate cement: Production, energy consumption, substitution and recycling of magnesia

Progresses of green magnesium phosphate cement: Production, energy consumption, substitution and recycling of magnesia

Research on the development of recycling technology for magnesium refractory materials

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