Application of ceramic waste in brick blocks with enhanced acoustic properties

Fiala, Lukáš; Konrád, Petr; Fořt, Jan; Keppert, Martin; Černý, Robert

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.121185

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“…These characteristics might qualify it as a good additive for ceramic material production. Thus far, very few studies have dealt with the use of CDW as an additive for ceramic material construction [ 135 , 136 , 137 , 138 ].…”

Section: Recycled Cdw Materials Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Current Applications of Recycled Aggregates from Construction and Demolition: A Review

et al. 2021

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A literature review comprising 163 publications published over a period of 26 years from 1992 to 2018 is presented in this paper. This review discusses the generation and recycling of construction and demolition waste (CDW) as well as its main uses as raw materials for the construction engineering sector. This review pays attention to the use of CDW aggregates for sand, pavements/roads, bricks, ceramics, cementitious materials, and concrete productions, as well its uses as eco-friendly materials for water decontamination. The physical-chemical and mechanical characteristics of recycled aggregates play an important role in their correctly chosen applications. The results found in this literature survey allow us to conclude that recycled aggregates from CDW can be successfully used to produce construction materials with quality comparable to those produced with natural aggregates. We concluded that the use of CDWs as raw materials for manufacturing new construction materials is technically feasible, economical, and constitutes an environmentally friendly approach for a future construction and demolition waste management strategy.

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Section: Recycled Cdw Materials Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Current Applications of Recycled Aggregates from Construction and Demolition: A Review

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“…A study done by (Binici et. al., 2009;Fiala et. al., 2020) prove that decrease in density improved the sound insulation performance and some stabilisers and fibres increased the durability.…”

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Development of Sustainable LSP-Bricks Using Local Industrial Wastes

Saleh¹,

Rahmat²,

Ismai³

2021

BEJ

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Uncontrolled infrastructure development may produce excessive carbon emission and scarcity of natural resources. The reuse of waste materials in general promotes material ecology and the cradle-to-cradle concept. The utilisation of industrial waste in the development of advanced materials promoting the extensive research on sustainable building components. The main objective of this research is to investigate the potential of utilising local industrial waste, Solid Waste Fly Ash (SwFA) and Paint Sludge (PS) as target material in replacing laterite soil that is non-renewable natural resources. Standard industrial size bricks were fabricated consist the combination of Laterite Clay, SwFA and PS (LSP) at 50:25:25 ratios. The results for engineering and environmental properties were within the acceptable of engineering standards and performances. This test result suggests potential used of SwFA and Paint Sludge as substitute to clay for unfired brick. This will certainly contribute to the recycling of SwFA and industrial sludge (Paint Sludge andpossibly others) and hence to minimise the impact of these by-product to the environment if send to landfill. The manufacture of unfired bricks can exploit locally available waste materials and can be used in certain applications of low load bearing situation. This research also suggests innovation and enhanced waste management and contribution towards the concept of green building components. Keywords: Industrial waste, eco-bricks, durability, thermal, acoustic

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“…Therefore, the adoption of new materials, such as the hemp-lime composite, requires the realization of specific tests, in order to verify the correct thermal insulation and sound absorption [27]. The possibility of making bricks has been also studied [28,29].…”

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Investigation on a Bio-Composite Material as Acoustic Absorber and Thermal Insulation

2020

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In order to limit the anthropic emissions of CO2, research is currently investigating new materials for the building sector. The main purpose is the reduction in the embodied energy consumption, especially in the residential sector, and consequently the limitation of the direct and indirect utilization of fossil fuels, for the indoor heating, cooling, and ventilation services. Indeed, the residential sector is affected by a high energy demand, thus the choice of improved materials is fundamental to improve the sustainability. All phases: construction, building life, and dismantling are impacting in terms of resource and energy consumption, both associated with the emissions of pollutants in the atmosphere. The aim of this experimental research is to study the thermal insulation and the acoustic absorption of a material composed by natural lime, water, and shives from sativa hemp, a variety of hemp usable for industrial applications. In order to assess the main characteristics of this material, some specimens have been made according to required shapes and sizes to test them in specific machines. The results obtained from the tests are compared with the values of similar lime-based materials already available on the market. The comparison shows how, in certain aspects, the lime and hemp shives materials represent a concrete alternative to conventional materials. This completely natural material would like to achieve thermal and acoustic comfort in indoor environments.

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Application of ceramic waste in brick blocks with enhanced acoustic properties

Cited by 23 publications

References 39 publications

Current Applications of Recycled Aggregates from Construction and Demolition: A Review

Current Applications of Recycled Aggregates from Construction and Demolition: A Review

Development of Sustainable LSP-Bricks Using Local Industrial Wastes

Investigation on a Bio-Composite Material as Acoustic Absorber and Thermal Insulation

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