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Preparation and Properties of Lightweight, High-Strength Insulation Materials Using Fly Ash Floating Beads

In our paper, to save energy conservation and environmental protection, and in view of waste fly ash floating bead with excellent properties such as light and refractory, lightweight insulation materials was prepared using fly ash floating beads as the main materials. Firstly, two different fly ash...

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Published in:Key Engineering Materials 2016-07, Vol.697, p.599-603
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