Application of New Materials for Red Mud Immobilization

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The article analyses the application of a composite material based on magnesite cement and red mud for the production of high-resistant materials and structures. Technical characteristics are given proving that this composite has several advantages comparing with other materials and opens up new opportunities for the disposal of toxic wastes and developing new materials with unique characteristics. The advantage of this direction is that the composite material created on the basis of “red mud” has increased strength and water resistance; also, it has the structure of a homogeneous monolithic stone. A wide range of applications of neutralized waste is an undeniable positive factor.

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