“…In the study by Ruviaro et al (2021), it was concluded that replacing up to 20% PC with calcined WTS caused almost equivalent compressive strength compared to the plain paste and did not significantly influence the fresh properties. Spat Ruviaro et al (2023) also found from another study that the incorporation of 30% WTS and 15% filler as a replacement of cement caused only 10% lower compressive strength than the plain cement paste. Besides, Hagemann et al (2019) found that the usage of 15% WTS increased the compressive strength, while for higher WTS content (15-28%), the compressive strength gain was less pronounced.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Despite several studies investigating the use of WTS in cement-based composites as mentioned above, more attention has been given to the mechanical and microstructural properties. In the literature, there have been only two researches (Ruviaro et al 2021;Spat Ruviaro et al 2023) which evaluated the rheological parameter. As a second novelty, in the current study, the rheological properties of binary and ternary blended mortars with MWTS were investigated to establish the feasibility of using these wastes in terms of fresh performance.…”
Section: Research Significancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, marginal changes were observed in the plastic viscosity up to 40% incorporation. Spat Ruviaro et al (2023) also used eggshell filler and WTS at the replacement of 10%, 15%, 20%, and 30% with cement. They found a progressive increase in the yield stress as the increase in WTS content.…”
Section: Rheological Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cost and embodied energy used for the production of MWTS were analyzed according to its recycling process, namely, drying, grinding, and calcination. These values were used in the study by Spat Ruviaro et al (2023). The cost and emission related to the transportation of the raw materials were not considered in the current study.…”
Section: Economic and Environmental Aspectsmentioning
Water treatment sludge (WTS) is produced daily and disposed of as hazardous material. It would be advisable to use locally available waste products as supplementary cementitious materials that ensure to be disposed of without harming the environment. As a novelty, this research investigated the potential of using recycled WTS with fly ash (FA) and ground-granulated blast furnace slag (BFS) as ternary blended binders. Thus, it can provide an economical solution and alleviate the adverse environmental effects of excessive production of wastes and cement production. Within this scope, the mortars with 0–30 wt% replacement of cement with modified WTS (MWTS) were produced as binary blend, and also, they were combined with FA/BFS as ternary blended binders. Therefore, optimum utilization of waste products into the mortar in terms of rheological, mechanical, durability, microstructural properties, and environmental-economical aspects was examined. Adding 10% recycled WTS as binary caused higher strengths with lower porosity measured by the mercury intrusion porosimeter test and denser microstructure, as revealed by XRD patterns and SEM results. However, the drawbacks of using recycled WTS, in terms of rheological parameters and environmental-economical aspects, were suppressed by adding FA/BFS with comparable strength values. Specifically, cost, CO2 footprint, and embodied energy were reduced by combining 10% MWTS with FA by 8.87%, 37.88%, and 33.07%, respectively, while 90-day compressive and flexural strength were 5.1% and 5.32% lower. This study developed a feasible solution to use recycled MWTS by obtaining more eco-friendly and cost-effective cement-based materials.
Graphical Abstract
“…In the study by Ruviaro et al (2021), it was concluded that replacing up to 20% PC with calcined WTS caused almost equivalent compressive strength compared to the plain paste and did not significantly influence the fresh properties. Spat Ruviaro et al (2023) also found from another study that the incorporation of 30% WTS and 15% filler as a replacement of cement caused only 10% lower compressive strength than the plain cement paste. Besides, Hagemann et al (2019) found that the usage of 15% WTS increased the compressive strength, while for higher WTS content (15-28%), the compressive strength gain was less pronounced.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Despite several studies investigating the use of WTS in cement-based composites as mentioned above, more attention has been given to the mechanical and microstructural properties. In the literature, there have been only two researches (Ruviaro et al 2021;Spat Ruviaro et al 2023) which evaluated the rheological parameter. As a second novelty, in the current study, the rheological properties of binary and ternary blended mortars with MWTS were investigated to establish the feasibility of using these wastes in terms of fresh performance.…”
Section: Research Significancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, marginal changes were observed in the plastic viscosity up to 40% incorporation. Spat Ruviaro et al (2023) also used eggshell filler and WTS at the replacement of 10%, 15%, 20%, and 30% with cement. They found a progressive increase in the yield stress as the increase in WTS content.…”
Section: Rheological Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cost and embodied energy used for the production of MWTS were analyzed according to its recycling process, namely, drying, grinding, and calcination. These values were used in the study by Spat Ruviaro et al (2023). The cost and emission related to the transportation of the raw materials were not considered in the current study.…”
Section: Economic and Environmental Aspectsmentioning
Water treatment sludge (WTS) is produced daily and disposed of as hazardous material. It would be advisable to use locally available waste products as supplementary cementitious materials that ensure to be disposed of without harming the environment. As a novelty, this research investigated the potential of using recycled WTS with fly ash (FA) and ground-granulated blast furnace slag (BFS) as ternary blended binders. Thus, it can provide an economical solution and alleviate the adverse environmental effects of excessive production of wastes and cement production. Within this scope, the mortars with 0–30 wt% replacement of cement with modified WTS (MWTS) were produced as binary blend, and also, they were combined with FA/BFS as ternary blended binders. Therefore, optimum utilization of waste products into the mortar in terms of rheological, mechanical, durability, microstructural properties, and environmental-economical aspects was examined. Adding 10% recycled WTS as binary caused higher strengths with lower porosity measured by the mercury intrusion porosimeter test and denser microstructure, as revealed by XRD patterns and SEM results. However, the drawbacks of using recycled WTS, in terms of rheological parameters and environmental-economical aspects, were suppressed by adding FA/BFS with comparable strength values. Specifically, cost, CO2 footprint, and embodied energy were reduced by combining 10% MWTS with FA by 8.87%, 37.88%, and 33.07%, respectively, while 90-day compressive and flexural strength were 5.1% and 5.32% lower. This study developed a feasible solution to use recycled MWTS by obtaining more eco-friendly and cost-effective cement-based materials.
Graphical Abstract
“…Os ensaios de reometria rotacional foram realizados em amostras com 25 ml a 23 ⁰C em um reômetro Haake MARS III (Thermo Fisher Scientific) usando uma geometria do tipo vane. A rotina para obtenção das curvas de fluxo e as equações para determinação da viscosidade equivalente e da tensão de escoamento dinâmico podem ser verificadas em Ruviaro et al (12) .…”
Resíduos industriais e agrícolas têm sido explorados para incorporação em matrizes cimentícias, para redução do fator clínquer. Dessa forma, foi produzido fíler a partir de resíduos de casca de ovos (FCO) para substituir parcialmente (0-15%) o cimento Portland (CP) para produção de pastas. De maneira geral, a viscosidade, as tensões de escoamento estática e dinâmica aumentaram, em contrapartida, o calor total acumulado e a resistência à compressão reduziram, com o aumento dos teores de substituição. As emissões equivalentes totais reduziram em até 13% com 15% de FCO contribuindo para produção de cimentos eco eficientes.
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