About a Possibility of Usage of Sugar Beet Industrial Carbonate-Containing Byproducts in Dry Construction Mixtures and Oil Paints Manufacturing

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The paper presents data on the research of the possibility of use of the carbonation sludge of sugar beet production as a filler in the building mixtures and oil paints production. Thermally modified carbonation sludge (TMCS) - a finely dispersed black material containing approximately 98% of CaCO3 and up to 2% of amorphous carbon. It is shown that the obtained material belongs to the category of finely dispersed fillers, which corresponds to the requirements for plastering mixtures and mortars. Experimental samples of primers, floor leveling mortars and oil paints, made with the carbonation sludge, met the basic requirements for analogous industrial materials.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 284)

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