The classification and grouping of materials investigation according to raw material's nature and product purpose (use) was conducted by using comparative material energetic usefulness and its production ecobalance analytical methods. Energy expenditures and pollution emissions into the environment were studied and compared to analogical purpose materials. One of the most economically perspective technogenic waste ‐ extractive hemihydrate phosphogypsum was investigated. Two technological production streams of phosphogypsum were studied. It was found, that the energy needs for production of analogical purpose materials (wall partitions) differ significantly. The nature of raw materials has an influence on energetic usefulness. The most effective materials according to their nature, energetic usefulness and environmental protection are mineral ones, especially if they are made with technogenic inorganic waste materials. The best results, from the energetic and ecological point of view, are obtained by using the waste raw material ‐ extractive hemihydrate phosphogypsum. Its reprocessing energy expenditures and pollutant emissions into the environment are several times less, than for other analogical purpose and properties wall materials, also with less environmental pollution. Products made from reprocessing extractive hemihydrate phosphogypsum can replace other energy consuming articles for wall partitions. Santrauka Klasifikuojant ir grupuojant medžiagas pagal žaliavų kilmę ir gaminių paskirtį atlikti lyginamieji medžiagų energinio naudingumo ir jų gamybos ekobalanso analitiniai tyrimai. Nagrinėtos ir lygintos energijos sąnaudos ir teršalų patekimas į aplinką analogiškos paskirties medžiagoms gauti. Tirtos vienos iš perspektyviausių ekonomoniu ir ekologiniu požiūriu technogeninės atliekos – ekstrakcinio pushidračio fosfogipso (E-PG) savybės. Nustatyta, kad energijos poreikis gaminant analogiškos paskirties medžiagas iš esmės skiriasi. Žaliavos kilmė turi įtaką produkcijos energiniam naudingumui. Efektyviausios pagal kilmę energinio naudingumo ir aplinkosaugos požiūriu yra mineralinės medžiagos, ypač jeigu jos pagamintos iš technogeninių neorganinių atliekų. Geriausi rezultatai energiniu ir ekologiniu požiūriu gauti naudojant atliekų žaliavą – E-PG. Jo perdirbimo energijos sąnaudos ir teršalų emisija į aplinką yra kelis kartus mažesnės, negu gaminant kitas analogiškos paskirties ir savybių sienines medžiagas, be to, mažėja aplinkos tarša. Ateityje gaminiai iš perdirbto E-PG galėtų pakeisti pastatų atitvaroms naudojamus keraminius, silikatinius ir kitus energijai imlius dirbinius.
The Republic of Lithuania does not possess a standard document on clinker bricks. In the standard LST 1458 clinkery and baked bricks are defined as products with water absorption lower than 6% and 5%, respectively. Lately in the world market the prices of oil and its products have been greatly reduced. Since the production of clinkery bricks consumes much more fuel than baking building bricks, it would be more economic to use mazout instead of natural gas. Mazout comprises sulphur (2.5–3.5)%, therefore on the surface of produced clinkery bricks appear there sulphatic spots, worsening the surface of products. In this study the possibilities were researched how to get clinkery ceramics from carbonaceous [CaO+MgO = (12.01- 14.73)%] easily dissolved clay of Kertupis-2 quarry, selecting additives which stimulate baking and to determine the influence of sulphurous mazout on the properties of ceramic splinter. Chemical composition of Kertupis-2 clay is presented in Table 1. Mineralogical composition (Fig 1) of this clay was investigated by radiographic method and dry remnant of water extract was evaporated (Fig 2). CaCO3predominated in the dry remnant. Forming mixtures, composition of which is given in Table 2, were prepared. While investigating deformation changes of forming mass at the moment of baking, dilatometric research was carried out (Fig 3–6). Baking data of laboratorial samples from Kertupis-2 clay with various additives are presented in Table 3 depending upon baking temperature. Measurings of dust amount and gas emission into atmosphere were performed when burning orimulsion, mazout M100 and desulphurized mazout with the additive of magnesium oxide. Comparable data are presented in Table 4. Sulphur oxides present in combustion gas react with calcium combinations on the surface of ceramic splinter, resulting in white deposit of CaS04. RDX pattern presented in Fig 7 has characteristic elements of anhidrite (0.349; 0.283; 0.233) nm. Having carried out the chemical analysis on the surface layer of ceramic splinter, the determined amount of sulphur combinations was more than 2.0% (rating according to S03). In the middle layers its amount fluctuated from 0.36 to 0.66%. Having summarized the results of research the following conclusions have been drawn: Choosing additives stimulating baking, baked earthenware with water absorption less than 6% from Lithuanian carbonaceous easily dissolved clays were obtained. When breakage of window-pane was used as an additive, baking process began at the lowest temperature. Baking earthenware with sulphury mazout, >2.0% of sulphur combinations formed on the surface of ceramic splinter, and in the middle layers, which had not any contact with fuel burning products, its amount fluctuated from 0.36 up to 0.66%. Applying magnesium oxide desulphurisation way, it is possible to desulphurise burning gas of mazout up to 315.3 mg/m3 of SO2 concentration. The research has developed the possibility for ceramic industry to change natural gas into much cheaper fuel—mazout.
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