Preparation of geopolymeric materials from sewage sludge slag with special emphasis to the matrix compositions

Solidification of SSS (sewage sludge slag) has been carried out by the geopolymer binder technique at 80°C steam conditions mixed with CFA (coal fly ash). Geopolymer liquor was prepared by mixing Na-disilicate solution of 1.27 S.G. (specific gravity) and 10 M NaOH solution in 3:1 proportion. Obtaine...

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Published in:Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan 2010, Vol.118(1374), pp.107-112
Main Authors: YAMAGUCHI, Norio, IKEDA, Ko
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Geopolymer
Inorganic polymer
Na-silicates
Sewage sludge
Slag
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