Determination of the thermal and mechanical properties for materials containing epoxidised palm oil, clay and fly ash

Balo, Figen; Yücel, Halit Lutfi; Uçar, Aynur

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“…The minimum thermal conductivity of 0.255 W/mK was observed with the samples containing epoxidized palm oil-FA-C. The compressive and tensile strengths varied from 4.26 to 1.5 MPa and 0.722 to 0.428 MPa, respectively [48]. Thus, it can be said that sample containing FA showed a reduction in strength at 160, 180 and 200 • C as a function of weight percentage.…”

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Research of the Thermal and Strength Properties for Materials Obtained with Sunflower Oil

Balo¹,

Yücel

Uçar

2011

Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology

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The use of pulverized fly ash (PFA) obtained from thermal power plants and epoxidized sunflower oil (ESFO) as recycled material in the construction industry was investigated. Epoxidized sunflower oil, clay (C) and pulverized fly ash were mixed at various proportions and were fired at 160, 180 and 200 • C. The thermal conductivity and strength (compressive strength, tensile strength and abrasion loss) of the samples were determinated. The lowest value of thermal conductivity, 0.25 W/mK, was measured for the sample with a 70% FA/30% C ratio and 50% ESFO processed at 200 • C. This sample had the lowest compressivetensile strength (3.28 MPa-0.633 MPa) and the highest abrasion loss (4.39%). The highest compressivetensile strengths and the lowest value of abrasion loss observed, were 7.21 MPa-0.939 MPa and 1.15%, respectively. Nomenclature K -constant of Shoterm QTM AparatusH -constant of Shoterm QTM Aparatus t 1 -temperature of startup (K) t 2 -temperature of finish (K) V 1 -the startup voltages of thermoelement (mV) V 2 -the finish voltages of thermoelement (mV) k -thermal conductivity coefficient (W/mK) T avr -average temperature (K)Abraviations used: ESFO -epoxidized sunflower oil; PFA -pulverized fly ash; C -clay.

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“…As shown in Fig. 8 [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49]. The effect of coal fly ash, clay, perlite and epoxidized linseed oil on the thermal and mechanical properties of insulation materials was investigated by Balo et al The compressive and tensile strengths varied from 10.01 to 1.107 MPa and 8.38 to 1.013 MPa, respectively.…”

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Research of the Thermal and Strength Properties for Materials Obtained with Sunflower Oil

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Yücel

Uçar

2011

Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology

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“…Cost of energy has been analyzed using various techniques in earlier studies . P 1 ‐ P 2 method is one of such methods.…”

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“…Measuring cost of fuel ( C f ) in $/kg and its heating value ( H u ) in J/kg, the annual heating cost per unit area ( C A ) can be calculated as below:…”

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Techno‐economic optimization model for “sustainable” insulation material developed for energy efficiency

Balo

Sua

2018

Int J Applied Ceramic Tech

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Renewable insulation materials are produced within the scope of this study using clay, fly ash, expanded perlite, epoxidized hemp oil, and hemp fiber. Density, thermal conductivity, and compressive‐tensile strength of the produced materials are analyzed. Economic and environmental analysis of the best sample with the most appropriate characteristics for an insulation material is conducted using a hybrid mathematical model developed for this study. Mathematical formulas of an economic evaluation technique of P1‐P2 method is integrated into Simulated Annealing Algorithm as one of the metaheuristic optimization approaches. Applicability of the proposed material for externally insulated walls is tested. For this purpose, optimum insulation thickness, payback period, energy savings for 10 years of lifetime, and CO2‐SO2 emissions were calculated for 5 types of energy sources along with a sensitivity analysis. This method is developed and coded in a software platform and used for the first time for the optimization of insulation material thickness. The experimental results obtained from evaluation of the sample H36 indicate that using this material for insulation purposes in the buildings have the potential of making significant contribution for energy efficiency along with various environmental benefits.

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Characterization of green building materials manufactured from canola oil and natural zeolite

Balo

2014

J Mater Cycles Waste Manag

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Determination of the thermal and mechanical properties for materials containing epoxidised palm oil, clay and fly ash

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Research of the Thermal and Strength Properties for Materials Obtained with Sunflower Oil

Research of the Thermal and Strength Properties for Materials Obtained with Sunflower Oil

Techno‐economic optimization model for “sustainable” insulation material developed for energy efficiency

Characterization of green building materials manufactured from canola oil and natural zeolite

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