2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10163-014-0319-x
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Estimation of gypsum hemihydrate content in recycled gypsums derived from gypsum boards

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“…Durante a calcinação do resíduo de gesso passa por uma desidratação em estufa a uma determinada temperatura e por um período de tempo para obtenção do gesso reciclado (hemihidrato) [14]. Os produtos da desidratação do gesso podem ser hemihidrato e anidritas, vários fatores podem influenciar nas reações como o tipo de gesso e condições ambientais resultando em variações nas temperaturas de transição [15].…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Durante a calcinação do resíduo de gesso passa por uma desidratação em estufa a uma determinada temperatura e por um período de tempo para obtenção do gesso reciclado (hemihidrato) [14]. Os produtos da desidratação do gesso podem ser hemihidrato e anidritas, vários fatores podem influenciar nas reações como o tipo de gesso e condições ambientais resultando em variações nas temperaturas de transição [15].…”
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“…However, it is feasible to develop a new technology to reuse these wastes in further applications due to limited space and contaminating groundwater sources in addition to the environmental regulation of some countries. It has been reported that gypsum plasterboard wastes can be recycled in a sequential process by crushing, separating, and burning to transform the dihydrate into the hemihydrate phase [17]. According to their report, it is useful as geomaterial or ground improvement material due to its effectiveness in many engineering and economic aspects [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been reported that gypsum plasterboard wastes can be recycled in a sequential process by crushing, separating, and burning to transform the dihydrate into the hemihydrate phase [17]. According to their report, it is useful as geomaterial or ground improvement material due to its effectiveness in many engineering and economic aspects [17]. e conversion of gypsum into a recycled product has been interesting for many researchers due to its reaction reversibility, cycle-ability, stability, environmental safety, nontoxicity, and sustainability [4,11,18,19,22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The matrix soil of fluidization treated soil (A) has been allowed the mixing of particle size 74μm or more fine sand. Some fundamental properties for the fluidization treated soils (A) and (B) have been mentioned by Inazumi et al [2], [3].…”
Section: Overview Of the Fluidized Processing Soilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, an animation of the flow test is also taken. Some characteristic of the fluidization treated soils (A) and (B) is shown in Table 2 [2], [3]. Table 2 The In Figs.…”
Section: Understanding and Evaluation Of Flow-ability By The Flow Testmentioning
confidence: 99%