Heat-Insulating Materials Obtaining from Dispersive Screenings of Construction Sand

Olga Kazmina; Maria Dushkina; Svetlana Volland; Elena Lebedeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1040.314

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Heat-Insulating Materials Obtaining from Dispersive Screenings of Construction Sand

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It is established that the eliminations of construction sand with the content of SiO₂ about 70 wt. % and particle size less than 60 mk are suitable for the production of a foamglass-crystal material on the basis of the low-temperature frit, which was synthesized at the temperature 900 °C. The obtained foamglass-crystal material exceeds foamglass (by 3.0 times) and clayite (by 1.5 times) by strength and is characterized by low value of water absorption (0.1 %).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1040)

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Olga Kazmina*, Maria Dushkina, Svetlana Volland, Elena Lebedeva

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Eliminations of Sand, Foamglass-Crystal Material, Glass Frit, Strength, Thermal Insulation

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