Study of Thermal Conductivity of Materials Made of Sludges Water Depuration of the Brewing Industry

Carmen Martínez-García; Cotes Teresa Palomino; Francisco  A. Corpas-Iglesias; Lourdes Martínez Cartas; Nicolás Pérez Cruz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.107.105

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Study of Thermal Conductivity of Materials Made of Sludges Water Depuration of the Brewing Industry

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Industrial wastes contribute significantly to environmental pollution following the directives of European environmental policies, we must look for alternatives for minimization, treatment and / or recovery of wastes [1]. Several studies have found that basic materials such as polymers, cements and ceramics are better suited to inerting and neutralization of the waste by encapsulation in your matrix [2]. They are also increasingly used more insulating bricks. One way to increase this capacity is introduce additives organics into the matrix [3]. This is the case presented below, where they have used sludge from water purification of the brewing industry for the manufacture of ceramics.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 107)

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Carmen Martínez-García, Cotes Teresa Palomino, Francisco A. Corpas-Iglesias, Lourdes Martínez Cartas, Nicolás Pérez Cruz

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Recovery, Sludge, Thermal Conductivity (TC)

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