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Evaluation of Incorporation of Dregs in Mortar Production in Replacement of Hydrated Lime
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The dregs is a residue from the cellulose production, and finding new ways to use it would be interesting to reduce environmental impacts. This study aimed at incorporating it into mortar mixture ratios to replace the hydrated lime. Different proportions of cement, sand and dregs were evaluated using the Simplex-Lattice method of experimental design, and it was analyzed water absorption coefficient, compressive strength and flexural strength. The model adjustment was made with seven points plus three axial points and in terms of pseudo-components. A linear model was adjusted for the first characteristic, and a quadratic model for the second and third characteristics. Larger rates of capillary suction and smaller resistance values were noticed with a larger amount of dregs. This experimental design proved feasible, allowing the obtainment of mixture ratios from pre-determined values of water absorption coefficient and resistance, and making more objective the addition of dregs to mortar mixtures.
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November 2016
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