The Energy Potential of Glassy Volcanic Rock for Cellular Glass Production

Emma Sahakyan; Marine Kalantaryan

doi:10.4028/p-k7qq41

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The Energy Potential of Glassy Volcanic Rock for Cellular Glass Production

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A thermodynamic model for cellular glass pore-formation has been developed on the basis of natural volcanic silicate and aluminosilicate glasses. The energy expenses for heating the materials, chemical reactions, breaking the structural bonds of water hydrates, evaporation of the released water, and pore formation of the glass mass are determined sequentially. The enthalpy and Gibbs energy of the complex gas-forming agent HNO₃ + SiC are calculated.

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Emma Sahakyan, Marine Kalantaryan*

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Alkaline Activation, Cellular Glass, Energy Intensity, Enthalpy, Foamed Stone, Gasifier, Thermal Effect, Thermodynamic Model

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