Influence of Sodium Hydroxide on the Properties of FGD Gypsum-Slag Composite Materials

Fang Huang; Bao Long Jiao; Dong Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.675-677.750

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Influence of Sodium Hydroxide on the Properties of FGD Gypsum-Slag Composite Materials

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By examining the compressive and flexural strength of composite and using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), we analyzed the influence of sodium hydroxide on the properties of FGD gypsum and slag composite materials and discussed the influence of sodium hydroxide on the setting time and mechanical strength of the composite materials and presented the action mechanism of sodium hydroxide as a stimulator. The results show that when the content of sodium hydroxide was percent of 0.25, the maximal strength of FGD gypsum-slag composite materials was reached.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 675-677)

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Fang Huang*, Bao Long Jiao, Dong Dong Wang

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Composite Material, FGD Gypsum, Slag

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