2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jobe.2019.01.015
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Utilization of boron waste borogypsum in mortar

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“…Sevim et al (2019) [32] researched the usability of borogypsum up to 15% as a mineral additive in mortars by physical and mechanical experiments. It has been determined that as the amount of waste used increases, the workability is adversely affected, the use of 3% reduces capillarity and shrinkage, the use of 5% reduces the depth of carbonation and increases the compressive and flexural strength.…”
Section: The Use Of Boron Waste In Cement and Building Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Sevim et al (2019) [32] researched the usability of borogypsum up to 15% as a mineral additive in mortars by physical and mechanical experiments. It has been determined that as the amount of waste used increases, the workability is adversely affected, the use of 3% reduces capillarity and shrinkage, the use of 5% reduces the depth of carbonation and increases the compressive and flexural strength.…”
Section: The Use Of Boron Waste In Cement and Building Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is hoped that this study will shed light on the researches to be carried out by evaluating the boron minerals and wastes in civil engineering applications. Production of gamma ray shielding material Borogypsum Colemanite concentrator waste [10] Plaster material Calcined borax waste 2009 [11] Artificial lightweight aggregates Sieve boron-containing waste Dewatering boron-containing waste 2011 [13] Pozzolanic material in concrete Boron waste found in Kırka 2012 [14] Production of cement Colemanite concentrator waste 2013 [15] Building materials Boron waste found in Emet [16] Bricks Boron pond waste found in Kırka [17] Filler material in asphalt concrete Borogypsum [36] Asphalt mixtures Colemanite waste [37] Subbase layer of the road pavement Borogypsum [43] Production of cement Boron waste found in Kırka 2014 [1] Radiation impermeability properties of mortars Colemanite waste [18] Cement mortars Calcined borogypsum Uncalcined borogypsum 2015 [19] Production of belite cement Boron waste found in Kırka 2016 [21] Insulation materials Colemanite waste [22] Production of cement Colemanite concentrator waste [23] Asphalt concrete pavements Boron waste found in Kırka [38] Road base material Borax waste [44] Cement mortars Boron derivative waste 2017 [24] Soil stabilization Slime waste [45] Ceramic wall and floor tiles Boron-rich mining wastes 2018 [25] Cement mortars Borogypsum Borax waste [26] Dynamic properties of kaolinite and montmorillonite clays Pulverized boron waste found in Kırka [46] Early strength of lightweight concrete Tincal waste 2019 [27] Pumice bricks Boron waste found in Kırka [28] Bricks Boron waste found in Emet [29] Cement mortars Colemanite waste powder [30] Radiation shielding material Borogypsum [31] Cement mortars Borogypsum [32] Asphalt concrete production Crushed boron waste found in Kırka [40] Lightweight concrete Boron waste found in Kırka 2020…”
Section: Conclusion and Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Colemanite is reacted with sulfuric acid to produce boric acid. The main product of the reaction is boric acid, and gypsum is collected in the filters as a by-product of the boric acid production process [6][7][8][9][10]. Since the gypsum sludge contains about 3-6 % B 2 O 3 , it is called borogypsum (BG).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Utilization of industrial wastes and by-products has become an exciting issue for scientists to investigate. There are several studies in the literature investigating mechanical, physical, and chemical properties of materials containing by-products and wastes such as phosphogypsum, tincal ore waste, colemanite ore waste, BG, etc., [7][8][9][10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bu amaçla bilim insanları hem atıkları kullanmanın hem de doğal kaynakların tüketimini sınırlandırmanın alternatif yollarını araştırmaktadırlar. Son yıllarda sınai yan ürünler veya atıklar çimento esaslı malzemelerde çimento veya agrega olarak kullanılmaktadır [3]. Beton ve harçlarda kullanımının araştırıldığı malzemelerden biride çelik tufalidir.…”
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