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Physical and mechanical properties of sustainable hydraulic mortar based on marble slurry with waste glass

2021

This paper aims to propose and characterize a sustainable hydraulic mortar entirely obtained by the reuse of waste materials, with marble slurry coming from quarries in the north-western Sicily and glass powder coming from a waste collection plant in Marsala (Province of Trapani). The first was used as raw material to produce the mortar binder by a kilning and slaking process, while the second was used as a pozzolanic additive. The chemical and morphological characterization of the marble slurry was done by XRD, FTIR, STA and SEM analyses. Glass powder was analyzed through particle size distribution measurements, XRD and standard pozzolanic tests. Hydraulic mortars constituted by slaked lim…

Glass recyclingMaterials sciencePozzolanic aggregates0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyManagement Monitoring Policy and LawRaw materialengineering.material021105 building & constructionGE1-350General Materials Science021108 energyWaste Management and DisposalLimeMetallurgyHydraulic limeRecycled glassPozzolanEnvironmental sciencesCompressive strengthHydraulic mortarsengineeringSlurryMarble slurryWaste materialsMortar
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Micro‐tomographic characterization of composite recycled glass‐silicone foams for applications in civil engineering

2019

Noninvasive X‐ray micro‐computed tomography was applied for a complete quantitative and qualitative analysis of the cellular structure of composite foams constituted by a silicone matrix and a glass production waste filler. Composite foams with different glass filler weight content in the range 0–80% were synthesized and characterized. The tomographic analysis was employed in order to assess the structural heterogeneities, void fraction values, and bubble size distribution for all composite foams. The 3D micro‐CT images analysis, performed at different cross‐sections, highlighted heterogeneous cell growth or more elongated cells in the case of low and high filler content foams, respectively…

MorphologyMicro-CTGlass recyclingcomposites; foams; glass waste; morphology; siliconeMaterials sciencePolymers and PlasticsComposite numberGeneral ChemistryFoamSurfaces Coatings and FilmsCharacterization (materials science)chemistry.chemical_compoundSiliconechemistryMaterials ChemistryComposite materialSiliconeCompositesJournal of Applied Polymer Science
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