Laboratory Burning of Anhydrite from Phosphogypsum

Dominik Gazdič; Karel Dvořák; Iveta Hájková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1100.60

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Laboratory Burning of Anhydrite from Phosphogypsum

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The objective of this work is a research in the sector of preparation of anhydrite II based sulphate binder made from secondary raw material resources applicable in industry specialised in production of mortar mixtures. In particular it was a laboratory burnout of anhydrite II from phosphogypsum, which is formed during production of phosphoric acid. The selection of burning mode was done upon the results [1]. The selected burning mode influence on mineralogical composition of formed anhydrite was monitored with subsequent setting of basic technological properties and monitoring of hydration process course.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1100)

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Dominik Gazdič*, Karel Dvořák, Iveta Hájková

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Anhydrite, Binder, Phosphogypsum, XRD

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