Studies of the Possibility of Using Coal Mining Waste in Concrete for Mine Construction

The issues of the modification of a binder in structural cement concrete for mine and underground construction with wastes of chemical enterprises are considered in the article. Hundreds of tons of waste are generated annually at chemical enterprises of the Russian Federation, polluting the environment and requiring their disposal. The performed studies deal with the improvement of physical and mechanical properties of a cement binder with a dispersed manganese sludge modifier, which is a waste product of ammonia or methanol production, for its use in mine and underground construction. As a result of the studies performed, it was found that the addition of dispersed sludge with manganese oxide in an amount of 4% of the cement mass to a cement binder leads to the activation of the cement hydration process, while the rate of development of the plastic strength of the cement stone structure increases, the period of its structure formation reduces and the compressive cement stone strength increases by 17-18%, which makes it possible to reduce the cement content in structural concrete by 8.8-10.0% while maintaining its strength, reducing the cost of mine and underground structures and, as a result, reducing the cost of mining.

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Modification of a cement binder in structural concrete for mine and underground construction

Uglyanitsa

Duvarov

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Study of the expanded clay sand uses in surface and underground mine construction

2021

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The possibility of using expanded clay sand in surface and underground mine construction is considered in the article. As a result of the research, the material properties were studied, its uses were determined. The research has experimentally proven that expanded clay sand can be used as a base for concretes and mortars, which are suitable for mine construction by their properties. In the course of the research, samples of various compositions were made; the structure of the material is shown. Samples were tested to determine several physical and mechanical properties. Based on the experimental data, it was concluded that expanded clay sand can be used for mine construction projects, providing strength and heat performance of structures.

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Study of the strength dependence of concrete for mine construction on the content of coal mining waste in it

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The possibility of using coal mining waste in mine concrete mixing is considered in the article. As a result of the research, scientific and practical results have been obtained that make it possible to evaluate the strength properties of mine concrete, depending on the content of coal dust particles - the waste of mining - in it. It has been experimentally proven that when a fine fraction of coal is added to mine concrete, the strength of concrete decreases at a certain ratio, but this strength is sufficient to ensure the required properties. As a result of the experiments, samples of concrete for mine construction were manufactured, into which a fine fraction of coal - coal dust - was added in various ratios. A series of mine concrete tests was carried out to determine its physical and mechanical properties; the optimal composition was determined, which provides process and strength performance of the mixture. The conclusions have been drawn about the quantitative content of a fine fraction of coal in mine concrete, which make it possible to maintain process performance of the mixture and the strength of structures.

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Studies of the Possibility of Using Coal Mining Waste in Concrete for Mine Construction

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Modification of a cement binder in structural concrete for mine and underground construction

Modification of a cement binder in structural concrete for mine and underground construction

Study of the expanded clay sand uses in surface and underground mine construction

Study of the strength dependence of concrete for mine construction on the content of coal mining waste in it

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