2006
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.530-531.438
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Effect of the Particle Size of the Grog on the Properties and Microstructure of Bricks

Abstract: Crushed fired brick waste, known as grog, screened at two different particle size, 840 (20 mesh) and 420 μm (80 mesh), was used in mixtures with clayey body to make typical red ceramics for bricks. The effect of the grog addition up to 20 wt.% on the properties and microstructure of bricks fired at 700oC was evaluated. The results indicated that both the particle size and the amount of grog addition changed the fired properties of the clayey body. Additions above 5 wt.% of grog, with a coarser particle size, d… Show more

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“…The slit sludge contained roughly 48% clayey particle sizes and 18% sand in addition to the slit size particles. 30 As clay derives its plasticity property from the large surface areas of their minute (<2 µm) particle sizes, 31 the high mass fractions of the fine powdered of the clay and sludge materials could support the incorporation of nonplastic materials such as WMH for brick manufacture. According to Mbumbia et al, 32 these fine particles are preferred for improved stabilization of bricks by firing since their increased specific contact surfaces facilitate fusion bonding at elevated firing temperatures.…”
Section: Physical Chemical and Thermal Properties Of Raw Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The slit sludge contained roughly 48% clayey particle sizes and 18% sand in addition to the slit size particles. 30 As clay derives its plasticity property from the large surface areas of their minute (<2 µm) particle sizes, 31 the high mass fractions of the fine powdered of the clay and sludge materials could support the incorporation of nonplastic materials such as WMH for brick manufacture. According to Mbumbia et al, 32 these fine particles are preferred for improved stabilization of bricks by firing since their increased specific contact surfaces facilitate fusion bonding at elevated firing temperatures.…”
Section: Physical Chemical and Thermal Properties Of Raw Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os autores classifi cam como resíduos que afetam as propriedades cerâmicas resíduos de mineração, lodo de estação de tratamento de água, cinzas e, o objeto de estudo deste trabalho, o chamote (VIEIRA; MONTEIRO, 2009).…”
Section: Processamento De Materiais Cerâmicosunclassified
“…A Figura 9 apresenta as micrografias obtidas por MEV das regiões de fraturas das cerâmicas queimadas a 950ºC. Segundo VIEIRA e MONTEIRO [15] as cerâmicas vermelhas queimadas em temperaturas inferiores a 970ºC não apresentam uma consolidação estrutural eficiente apresentando assim regiões de porosidade e rugosidade, por isso ficou perceptível que as composições apresentaram uma microestrutura semelhante, com regiões de falhas e morfologia grosseira associada a partículas rugosas e poucas áreas lisas.…”
Section: Microscopia Eletrônica De Varredura (Mev)unclassified