Ceramic Materials Using Oil Contaminated Soil

T.M. Supeliuk; L.L. Maslennikova

doi:10.4028/p-tuq6p9

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Ceramic Materials Using Oil Contaminated Soil

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The paper considers the possibility of utilization of oil-contaminated mineral waste when obtaining products of architectural and garden ceramics, or ceramic bricks. The aim of the study was to develop compositions of a ceramic charge, using oil-contaminated soil, in the form of loam and sand, instead of a weaker, that meet the requirements of state standards for operational characteristics. Optimal compositions and physical and mechanical characteristics of the obtained ceramic materials are presented. To study the composition of technogenic raw materials and the structure of synthesized ceramic materials, X-ray phase and differential thermal methods of analysis and atomic absorption spectrometry were used. An assessment of the environmental efficiency of utilization of oil-contaminated mineral waste is given, which shows a significant decrease in the anthropogenic load on the environment when obtaining ceramic products with improved operational characteristics.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1088)

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T.M. Supeliuk*, L.L. Maslennikova

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Ceramic Brick, Oil-Contaminated Soil, Operational Characteristics

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