Research of Gypsum-Containing Raw Materials for Obtaining of Dry Building Mixes

Lyubov Anikanova; Olga Volkova; Irina Guseva; Anna Kurmangalieva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.683.295

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Research of Gypsum-Containing Raw Materials for Obtaining of Dry Building Mixes

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The article presents the results of overall acid fluoride raw material utilization for obtaining dry building mixes. It demonstrates that waste acid fluoride, stored for a substantial amount of time in waste piles is a crystallizing fuse for anhydrite binding materials providing improved strength performance and reduction of solidification time. Overall utilization of acid fluoride allows solving ecological problems and reduces the cost of anhydrite finishing materials due to absence of sulfate chemical additives.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 683)

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295-300

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February 2016

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Lyubov Anikanova*, Olga Volkova, Irina Guseva, Anna Kurmangalieva

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Dry Building Mixes, Finish Materials, Micro Additives, Neutralized Acid Fluoride, Radiographic Appearance, Thermogram, Waste Acid Fluoride

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