Possibilities to Recycle Thermal Power Plant By-Products in Refractory Castables
Jelena Škamat,
Renata Boris,
Jurgita Malaiškienė
et al.
Abstract:The current research focuses on the analysis of fly ash cenospheres (FACs), a waste generated in coal-fired power plants, and the possibilities of using them in refractory castables. Cenospheres are micro-scale (~50–400 µm) spherical structures derived from fly ash, predominantly composed of silica and alumina oxides (86.7%). Their distinctive morphology and characteristics make them highly advantageous for a diverse array of applications, notably as lightweight fillers and nondegradable pore-forming agents. F… Show more
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