2015
DOI: 10.1515/msac-2015-0007
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Clay Ceramic Pellets for Water Treatment / Mālu keramikas granulas ūdens apstrādei

Abstract: -Two different Quaternary clays from deposits Slucenieki and Prometejs were used for production of porous ceramic pellets. 3 wt % of sawdust additive was used to increase porosity of the obtained ceramic. Porosity and surface area of pellets was determined by mercury porosimetry. pH values after water immersion of fired pellets were determined using a pH meter. Pellets produced from both clays after sintering at similar temperatures had different pore size distribution and different sorption properties. Sorpti… Show more

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“…These gaseous products promoted expansion of clay ceramic in the pyroplastic state. Regardless of the used raw clays, all thermally treated pellets had a similar bulk density values 1.10±0.02 g/cm 3 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…These gaseous products promoted expansion of clay ceramic in the pyroplastic state. Regardless of the used raw clays, all thermally treated pellets had a similar bulk density values 1.10±0.02 g/cm 3 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The lowest sorption was determined for the powder of Liepa clay ceramic, i.e., 43.2 mg/g J 2 , while adsorbed amount of iodine on the Apriki clay ceramic powder was 67.3 mg/g. In the our previous works considerably smaller adsorption of iodine was obtained on the slowly fired pellets with addition of small amount of sawdust [3,5,6]. In the SEM picture (Fig.…”
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“…Two sharp endothermic effects at temperatures 777 °C and 853 °C represents dissociation of dolomite and calcite respectively. (Svinka et al 2011) Total mass loss reaches 32.6 %. The results of XRD analysis show that crystalline phases of synthesized composition after firing are equal to crystalline phases in dolomitic marl fired at the same temperature (Fig.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…XI. tabulā parādīts ar dzīvsudraba porozimetrijas metodi (PoreMaster, Quantachrome Instrument) noteiktās porainības un īpatnējās virsmas laukuma salīdzinājums 800-1100 °C temperatūrās apdedzinātām kvartāra mālu keramikas granulām [15], [16]. Prometeja māliem bez koksnes skaidām pievienots arī 2 % glicerīna.…”
Section: A Devona Mālu Keramikas Granulasunclassified