2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.09.110
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Geopolymer eco-cellular concrete (GECC) based on fluid catalytic cracking catalyst residue (FCC) with addition of recycled aluminium foil powder

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“…In contrast with its natural density value, this mechanical behaviour represents a 34.1% reduction compared to the TCC system. These results do not agree with those reported by Font et al 18 in their previous research work where the geopolymer samples with FCC allowed the natural density to lower and yielded a compressive strength gain compared to the TCC systems. It could be attributed to the difference in the w/b ratio and to specimen dimensions.…”
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“…In contrast with its natural density value, this mechanical behaviour represents a 34.1% reduction compared to the TCC system. These results do not agree with those reported by Font et al 18 in their previous research work where the geopolymer samples with FCC allowed the natural density to lower and yielded a compressive strength gain compared to the TCC systems. It could be attributed to the difference in the w/b ratio and to specimen dimensions.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…FCC and BFS required a previous milling treatment to obtain a fine material to be used as a solid precursor 34,35 . As previously demonstrated 18 the method to incorporate RAF into the paste matrix to allow optimal reaction performance is done by blending RFA (previously reduced in small sheets: 35 mm long, 4 mm wide) in the FCC milling process. FCC and RAF sheets (0.2% wt%) were milled in a ball mill for 20 minutes to obtain a new raw material for cellular concrete manufacturing, which was designated as FCCRm (Table 1).…”
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