Effect of Additives on the Synthesis of Foam Glasses from Polishing Porcelain Tile Waste and Carbon Ash

Yu Xi Guo; Yi He Zhang; Xiang Hai Meng; Hong Wei Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.535.654

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Effect of Additives on the Synthesis of Foam Glasses from Polishing Porcelain Tile Waste and Carbon Ash

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Lightweight foam glasses have been prepared from a mixture of solid wastes, namely polishing porcelain tile waste and carbon ash. In this work, we illustrate the effects of additives, including the carbon ash, flux agent Na₂B₄O₇10H₂O and foaming stabilizer Na₃PO₄12H₂O on the quality of the foams. The results indicated that the optimum carbon ash content is 2%, and the compressive strength would fall with the addition of Na₂B₄O₇10H₂O and Na₃PO₄12H₂O.

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Yu Xi Guo, Yi He Zhang*, Xiang Hai Meng, Hong Wei Huang

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Carbon Ash, Flux Agent, Foam Glass, Foaming Stabilizer, Polishing Porcelain Tile Waste

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