Waste from Biomass Combustion - Lightweight Aggregate

Filip Khestl; Jozef Knapec

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.865.167

Paper Titles

Ice Formation as an Indicator of Frost-Resistance on the Concrete Containing Slag Cement in Conditions of Freezing and Thawing
p.145

Experimental Tests of Water Vapour Permeability of Plasters
p.151

Evaluation of Thermal Properties of Early-Age Concrete Containing Fly Ash
p.157

Assessment of the Aggregate in Historical Plasters
p.162

Waste from Biomass Combustion - Lightweight Aggregate
p.167

Utilization of Waste Glass in Polymer Concrete
p.171

The Effect of Modifications on Humidity Parameters of Cement Mortar
p.178

Selected Factors Determining Appearing of Efflorescences on Facial Walls
p.183

Failure of Concrete at High Temperatures - The Influence of the Type of Cement
p.190

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Waste from Biomass Combustion - Lightweight Aggregate

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The paper describes the possibility of using slag and bottom ash from biomass combustion in the building industry. On account of the problematic use of slag and bottom ash usage as a component of concrete mixture due to its chemical composition, the sintered lightweight aggregate based on this material was produced and tested.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 865)

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167-170

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Filip Khestl*, Jozef Knapec

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Biomass Combustion, Lightweight Aggregate, Sintered Bottom Ash, Slag

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