Wall Materials Based on Industrial Waste

Valentina A. Shevchenko; Tatiyana Gennad'jevna. Lebedeva; Oleg Igorevich Pavlov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.839.37

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Wall Materials Based on Industrial Waste

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The data on obtaining construction compositions for the manufacture of wall products based on industrial waste, such as non-autoclaved foam concrete, dense ash and slag concrete and wood concrete are given. These types of concrete are made of local aggregates - by-products of the fuel and energy and wood processing industry and cementless ash-silica binder. It is shown that the compositions developed according to the main physic-mechanical characteristics comply with the requirements of the regulatory documents and can be recommended for the production of small-piece wall products

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 839)

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Valentina A. Shevchenko*, Tatiyana Gennad'jevna. Lebedeva, Oleg Igorevich Pavlov

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Ash-and-Slag Concrete, Ash-and-Slag Mixture, Fly Ash, Foam Concrete, Micro Silica, Wood Aggregate, Wood-Cement Concrete

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