Effect of the incorporation of spent diatomaceous earths on the properties of alkaline activation cements based on sewage sludge ash
A. García-Díaz,
S. Bueno-Rodríguez,
M. A. Felipe-Sesé
et al.
Abstract:The aim of this research is to evaluate the synergistic effect of the incorporation of spent diatomaceous earth (SDE) from beer filtration on the technological properties of alkaline-activated cements (AACs) based on sewage sludge ash (SSA). Pastes have been manufactured by mixing different amounts of precursor, SSA (30–70% by weight) and SDE (30–70% by weight). The cements were activated using a solution of sodium silicate (50% by weight) and sodium hydroxide (50% by weight NaOH with 8 M) as activator. A liqu… Show more
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