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YAKOVLEV, G. GORDINA, A. RUZINA, N. POLYANSKIKH, I. PUDOV, I. SHAYBADULLINA, A. KHOZIN, V. ČERNÝ, V.
Original Title
Gypsum Compositions Modified with Metallurgical Wastes
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
The main results of the study of the influence of man-made products of the metallurgical industry on the properties and structure of gypsum binder are presented. It has been proved that the introduction of man-made modifiers, metallurgical dust, and slag leads to an increase in the strength properties and electric conductivity of the material, but, over time, the waste efficiency decreases. The use of Portland cement as an activator leads to the formation of amorphous hydration products based on calcium hydrosilicates, which bind calcium sulfate crystals and provide an increase in the physicomechanical characteristics and electric behavior of the gypsum composite.
Keywords
gypsum, metallurgical dust, metallurgical slag, calcium hydrosilicates, electric conductivity, microstructure.
Authors
YAKOVLEV, G.; GORDINA, A.; RUZINA, N.; POLYANSKIKH, I.; PUDOV, I.; SHAYBADULLINA, A.; KHOZIN, V.; ČERNÝ, V.
Released
10. 11. 2021
Publisher
Scientific.net
ISBN
978-303-571-870-6
Book
Solid State Phenomena (Volume 325)
1662-9779
Periodical
Solid State Phenomena
Year of study
325
State
Swiss Confederation
Pages from
104
Pages to
109
Pages count
6
URL
https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.325.104
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT176635, author="G.I. {Yakovlev} and A. F. {Gordina} and Nataliia {Ruzina} and Irina {Polyanskikh} and Igor {Pudov} and A. V. {Shaybadullina} and Vadim {Khozin} and Vít {Černý}", title="Gypsum Compositions Modified with Metallurgical Wastes", booktitle="Solid State Phenomena (Volume 325)", year="2021", journal="Solid State Phenomena", volume="325", pages="104--109", publisher="Scientific.net", doi="10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.325.104", isbn="978-303-571-870-6", issn="1662-9779", url="https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.325.104" }