Residue Characterization from Polishing Granite Submitted to the Hydrocycloning Process

André Luiz Araújo Caetano; Manoel da Cruz Barbosa Neto; Verônica Cavalcanti Marques; Daniel A. de Macedo; Heber Sivini Ferreira; Ricardo Peixoto Suassuna Dutra

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.930.584

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Residue Characterization from Polishing Granite Submitted to the Hydrocycloning Process

Abstract:

The waste generated in granite processing has caused great social and environmental concern due to the release of its solid effluents into landfills and other places. The recycling and reuse of waste from different industrial processes as new raw materials has been the object of various researches. The use of hydrocyclone in the treatment of residues can represent a very efficient tool for separation and purification of the granite residue. This work aims to characterize and analyse the technological properties of the granite sawdust residues submitted to the hydrocyclone process in comparison with the same residue without going through the hydrocyclone process. The results indicate that the material resulting from this process presented different characteristics from the material without the process, mainly in terms of granulometric distribution and technological properties.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 930)

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André Luiz Araújo Caetano, Manoel da Cruz Barbosa Neto, Verônica Cavalcanti Marques, Daniel A. de Macedo, Heber Sivini Ferreira, Ricardo Peixoto Suassuna Dutra

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Granite, Hydrocycloning, Residue

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