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Exploring high-strength glass-ceramic materials for upcycling of industrial wastes
To promote the recycling of industrial waste and to develop value-added products using these resources, the possibility of manufacturing glass-ceramic materials of SiO 2 -CaO-Al 2 O 3 system has been investigated by various heat treatment processes. Glass-ceramic materials with six different chemica...
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| description | To promote the recycling of industrial waste and to develop value-added products using these resources, the possibility of manufacturing glass-ceramic materials of SiO
2
-CaO-Al
2
O
3
system has been investigated by various heat treatment processes. Glass-ceramic materials with six different chemical compositions were prepared using steel industry slags and power plant waste by melting, casting and heat treatment. The X-ray diffraction results indicated that diopside and anorthite were the primary phases in the samples. The anorthite phase was formed in SiO
2
-rich material (at least 43 wt%). In CaO-rich material, the gehlenite phase was formed. By the differential scanning calorimetry analyses, it was found that the glass transition point was in the range of 973–1023 K, and the crystallization temperature was in the range of 1123–1223 K. The crystallization temperature increased as the content of Fe
2
O
3
decreased. By the multi-step heat treatment process, the formation of the anorthite phase was enhanced. Using FactSage, the ratio of various phases was calculated as a function of temperature. The viscosities and the latent heats for the samples with various compositions were also calculated by FactSage. The optimal compositions for glass-ceramics materials were discussed in terms of their compressive strength, and micro-hardness. |
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O
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O
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2
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2
O
3
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