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Evaluation of calcium carbide residue and fly ash as sustainable
2024年1月5日 This study presents an indepth evaluation of calcium carbide residue and coal fly ash as alternative binders The assessment of raw materials emphasized their chemical 2023年5月1日 A low carbon geopolymer (RCFG) was developed from the 100% solid wastes including red mud (RM), calcium carbide slag (CS), GGBS and FA in this study The effect of Preparation and curing method of red mudcalcium carbide slag 2022年10月24日 Preparation of calcium carbide slagactivated wetground fly ash based ecofriendly geopolymers The wet grinding process is helpful for the refinement and pre Lowcarbon wetground fly ash geopolymer activated by single 2023年8月24日 To address the scarcity of lime resources, this study explores the potential of using industrial solid waste, including fly ash (FA) and carbide slag, as replacements for lime Research on the Performance of Calcium Carbide Slag–Fly Ash

Utilization of Calcium Carbide Residue as Solid Alkali for Preparing
2022年1月27日 Calcium carbide residue (CCR) is a solid waste resulting from acetylene gas production In this study, CCR was used as an alkali activator to prepare fly ash (FA)based 2024年7月15日 Highperformance CaCO 3 ceramics and cement pastes were produced in a lowcarbon and sustainable manner by combining calcium extraction, CaCO 3 crystal A novel method for MSWI fly ash resource based on calcium 2023年3月27日 Coal fly ash (CFA) is an attractive diluent additive in cement due to its widespread availability and ultralow cost, but the heavy metals in CFA could leach out over Heavy metal removal from coal fly ash for low carbon footprint Request PDF On Feb 1, 2023, Yuxuan Shi and others published Preparation and curing method of red mudcalcium carbide slag synergistically activated fly ashground granulated blast furnace slag Preparation and curing method of red mudcalcium carbide slag

(PDF) Utilization of Calcium Carbide Residue as Solid
2022年1月27日 Calcium carbide residue (CCR) is a solid waste resulting from acetylene gas production In this study, CCR was used as an alkali activator to prepare fly ash (FA)based geopolymers without any Request PDF On Oct 1, 2014, Chayakrit Phetchuay and others published Calcium carbide residue: Alkaline activator for clay–fly ash geopolymer Find, read and cite all the research you need on Calcium carbide residue: Alkaline activator for clay–fly ash Request PDF Low carbon binder preparation from slagred mud activated by MSWI fly ashcarbide slag: Hydration characteristics and heavy metals' solidification behavior Municipal solid waste Low carbon binder preparation from slagred mud activated by MSWI fly 2022年10月1日 DOI: 101016/jconbuildmat2022 Corpus ID: ; Lowcarbon wetground fly ash geopolymer activated by single calcium carbide slag @article{Yang2022LowcarbonWF, title={Lowcarbon wetground fly ash geopolymer activated by single calcium carbide slag}, author={Jin Yang and Qiang Zhang and Xingyang He and Ying Lowcarbon wetground fly ash geopolymer activated by single calcium

Interaction and optimisation study of the influence of calciumcarbide
2024年7月1日 This study presents an innovative approach to developing ecologically sustainable selfcompacting concrete It utilises highvolume fly ash (HVFA) and scrap rubber as partial replacements for fine aggregate and cement Additionally, it incorporates calcium carbide waste as an additive to cementitious constituents The researchers employed Response The blocks had calcium carbide residue and fly ash as a binder without This cementfree binder contributes to the ongoing efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of cementbased materials Disposal areas for calcium carbide residue, fly ash, and recycled 2018年2月20日 The strength development and durability of alkaliactivated fly ash (FA) mortar with calcium carbide residue (CCR) as additive cured at ambient temperature were investigated in this paperStrength development and durability of alkaliactivated fly ash 2020年11月6日 Figure 12 shows the XRD patterns for the 3 d, 7 d, and 28 d CLSM specimens, which contain many broad and noisy characteristic peaks between 20 and 30°(PDF) Microstructure and Composition of Red MudFly AshBased

Frontiers Microstructure and Composition of Red MudFly Ash
2020年11月5日 When the red mud, carbide slag, fly ash and the upper clear solution of carbide slag were mixed, the active Al and Si from fly ash dissolved under alkaline attack and formed the aluminosilicate gels Although aluminum and silicon accounted for more than half of the red mud composition, a significant portion of them were crystalline and acted as inert filler in the 2023年5月1日 The commercial alkali activators could account for more than 50% of the cost for producing geopolymers Thus, to lower the carbon footprint of geopolymer by avoiding the utilization of energyintensive commercial alkali activators, a novel ecofriendly geopolymer was synthesized from 100% solid wastes comprising red mud (RM), calcium carbide slag (CS), Preparation and curing method of red mudcalcium carbide slag Microstructure and Composition of Red MudFly AshBased Geopolymers Incorporating Carbide Slag Yuxuan Shi1,2, Zhaoyun Zhang3, Zhaohu Sang3 and Qingxin Zhao1,2* 1State Key Laboratory of Metastable Microstructure and Composition of Red MudFly AshBased 2022年4月11日 In this study, a mixed precursor system of fly ash (50 wt%) and calcium carbide slag (50 wt%) was used to prepare a geopolymer, and the hydration and hardening mechanism of the whole system and Preparation of a novel composite geopolymer based

Evaluation of calcium carbide residue and fly ash as sustainable
2024年1月5日 The incorporation of waste materials into cementitious binders serves as a strategy to diminish waste volume and lower carbon emissions This study presents an indepth evaluation of calcium carbide residue and coal fly ash as alternative binders The assessment of raw materials emphasized their chemical composition and potential for pozzolanic reactions 2022年4月11日 In this study, a mixed precursor system of fly ash (50 wt%) and calcium carbide slag (50 wt%) was used to prepare a geopolymer, and the hydration and hardening mechanism of the whole system and the microscopic characterization of the calcium carbidefly ash based polymer were investigated after the addition of calcium carbide slagPreparation of a novel composite geopolymer based on calcium carbide The commercial alkali activators could account for more than 50% of the cost for producing geopolymers Thus, to lower the carbon footprint of geopolymer by avoiding the utilization of energyintensive commercial alkali activators, a novel ecofriendly geopolymer was synthesized from 100% solid wastes comprising red mud (RM), calcium carbide slag (CS), ground Preparation and curing method of red mudcalcium carbide slag 2018年8月23日 Request PDF Carbonation of highcalcium fly ashes and its potential for carbon dioxide removal in coal fired power plants Carbonation of industrial wastes rich in earthalkali oxides is found Carbonation of highcalcium fly ashes and its potential for carbon

Soil Stabilization by Calcium Carbide Residue and Fly Ash
The goal of this paper is the use of a fly ash with high unburned carbon which generally has lower demand in the market because, according to ASTM C618, it cannot be used in Portland cement concrete Alkaliactivated cements (AACs) based on this industrial byproduct were prepared using granulated blast furnace slag (GBFS) and lime (L) as calcium sources2018年4月30日 DOI: 101016/JCONBUILDMAT201802209 Corpus ID: ; Chemical stabilization of rammed earth using calcium carbide residue and fly ash @article{Siddiqua2018ChemicalSO, title={Chemical stabilization of rammed earth using calcium carbide residue and fly ash}, author={Sumi Siddiqua and Priscila Nunes Muniz Barreto}, Chemical stabilization of rammed earth using calcium carbide 2021年6月25日 Sustainable rammed earth (RE) material was formulated using pulp mill fly ash (PFA), an industrial waste product, as an alternative low carbon cementing materialA novel stabilized rammed earth using pulp mill fly ash as 2022年12月12日 Calcium carbide slag is a waste slag produced after the hydrolysis of calcium carbide to obtain acetylene gas, with very fine particles, offwhite color due to the presence of trace carbon and sulfur impurities, slightly odorous, with Ca(OH) 2 as the main component, and a slag liquid pH value of 12 or more, thus often causing serious pollution to the environment [18]Comprehensive performance study of aluminum ash and calcium carbide

Soil Stabilization by Calcium Carbide Residue and Fly Ash
2012年2月1日 Calcium carbide residue (CCR) and fly ash (FA) are both waste products from acetylene gas factories and power plants, respectively The mixture of CCR and FA produces a cementitious material 2014年8月13日 This article studies the durability of the calcium carbide residue (CCR) and fly ash (FA) stabilized silty clay against wetting and drying cycles to ascertain its performance in pavement applicationsInfluence of WetDry Cycles on Compressive Strength of Calcium Carbide 2022年10月24日 Thus, to lower the carbon footprint of geopolymer by avoiding the utilization of energyintensive commercial alkali activators, a novel ecofriendly geopolymer was synthesized from 100% solid wastes comprising red mud (RM), calcium carbide slag (CS), ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) and fly ash (FA) in this studyLowcarbon wetground fly ash geopolymer activated by single calcium 2018年4月30日 The UPV was measured for the 156 manufactured LSRE specimens in a direction parallel to the earth layers 158 159 The compressive behavior of RE specimens was obtained from the com 160 pression Chemical stabilization of rammed earth using calcium carbide residue

Investigation into the Enhancement Characteristics of Fly Ash and
2023年11月28日 Calcium carbide residue (CCR) is a typical industrial waste, which has been facing serious problems in recycling, management, and resource utilization []Disposal methods such as stockpiling or landfilling take up a large amount of space resources and pose soil pollution risks, which is not in line with the principles of a circular economy and sustainable 2021年3月1日 In this study, a mixed precursor system of fly ash (50 wt%) and calcium carbide slag (50 wt%) was used to prepare a geopolymer, and the hydration and hardening mechanism of the whole system and Using silica fume for improvement of fly ash/slag based Chapter IV investigates UCS development and the carbon footprint of Calcium Carbide Residue (CCR) and Fly Ash (FA based) geopolymer stabilized marine Coode Island Silt (CIS) The liquid alkaline activator used is a mixture of sodium silicate solution (Na 2 SiO 3) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) The influentialSOIL STABILIZATION BY CALCIUM CARBIDE RESIDUE AND FLY ASH 2023年7月4日 It was found that calcium carbide slag–fly ash can significantly improve the compressive strength of shield muck, and the strength of cured soil increases and then decreases with an increase in Stabilization of Shield Muck Treated with Calcium Carbide Slag–Fly Ash

Strength development and microstructure of sustainable
2022年11月1日 In this study, the effects of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) concentrations, ratios of lowcalcium fly ash (FA) to calcium carbide residue (CR), and adding 5% of Portland cement on compressive strength Request PDF On Nov 1, 2014, Suksun Horpibulsuk and others published Strength of sustainable nonbearing masonry units manufactured from calcium carbide residue and fly ash Find, read and cite Strength of sustainable nonbearing masonry units manufactured 2011年3月1日 Microstructures of calcium carbide residue (CCR) and CCRground fly ash (CCRGFA) pastes were examined A ratio of CCR to GFA of 30 to 70 by weight was used as a binder without portland cementMicrostructure of Calcium Carbide Residue–Ground Fly Ash PasteRequest PDF On Feb 1, 2023, Jin Yang and others published Performances and microstructure of onepart fly ash geopolymer activated by calcium carbide slag and sodium metasilicate powder Find Performances and microstructure of onepart fly ash geopolymer

Strength of sustainable nonbearing masonry units manufactured
2014年11月30日 DOI: 101016/JCONBUILDMAT201408033 Corpus ID: ; Strength of sustainable nonbearing masonry units manufactured from calcium carbide residue and fly ash @article{Horpibulsuk2014StrengthOS, title={Strength of sustainable nonbearing masonry units manufactured from calcium carbide residue and fly ash}, author={Suksun Horpibulsuk and 2022年1月27日 Calcium carbide residue (CCR) is a solid waste resulting from acetylene gas production In this study, CCR was used as an alkali activator to prepare fly ash (FA)based geopolymers without any alkali supplementation We studied the factors (FA/CCR ratio, curing temperature, and water/binder ratio) influencing the mechanical property of FA/CCRbased Utilization of Calcium Carbide Residue as Solid Alkali for Yet, substantial industrial waste, called calcium carbide residue (CCR), is also generated during the production of acetylene gas, often in large amounts because of the high demand for acetylene gas; it is estimated that China alone produces 28 million tons of CCR annually []The CCR is mainly composed of calcium hydroxide, which has high alkalinity [3,4,5], so the accumulation Utilization of Calcium Carbide Residue as Solid Alkali for 2021年9月1日 The use of cement is gradually limited due to its enormous thermal energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions The plant ash and calcium carbide residue, as waste byproducts, are adopted in Experimental study of the feasibility of using calcium carbide

(PDF) Reliability of Loss on Ignition (LOI) Test for Determining the
2015年5月2日 Between 570 • C and 635 • C, the mass loss can be linked to the decomposition of monoor hemicarbonates or the reduction of iron oxide by organic carbon [53,56]2021年8月1日 This research aims to use of alkali activated binder containing expanded polystyrene (EPS) beads for producing lightweight controlled low strength materials (CLSM)Properties of lightweight alkali activated controlled LowStrength 2024年1月5日 A mixture of calcium carbide residue and coal fly ash with a Ca/(SiO2 + Al2O3) ratio of 15 resulted in the highest compressive strength at long curing periods in both pastes and mortarsEvaluation of calcium carbide residue and fly ash as sustainable