Improvement of Quality In The New Glass Through The Combination Of Fly Ash, Slags Of Ferronickel And Glass Residues
Session
Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Environment
Description
In this study are presented the data from the preliminary preparation of fly ash blend released from lignite burning, ferronickel slag and glass residues as well as the results from the evaluation of the validity of these constituents according to the previously designed reports. The underlying objectives of this research are to promote the possibility of exploitation of these residues as a valuable substance for the production of new glass ceramics, to design provide recipes in relevance with standard design methods, quality assessment, confirmation and identification of indicators that enable performance control and technical products. In the framework of this research, it was found out that the entire process of production of these materials passes through a glass crystallization control by adjusting the ratio between the constituent components not only that most of the pottery properties are kept under control, but the whole process results in a new product with advanced engineering advanced.
Keywords:
new ceramics, fly ash, ferronickel slag, waste glass, mechanical properties
Session Chair
Muhamet Ahmeti
Session Co-Chair
Nexhmi Krasniqi
Proceedings Editor
Edmond Hajrizi
ISBN
978-9951-437-69-1
Location
Pristina, Kosovo
Start Date
27-10-2018 3:15 PM
End Date
27-10-2018 4:45 PM
DOI
10.33107/ubt-ic.2018.54
Recommended Citation
Ibrahimi, Izet; Hajrizi, Faruk; and Krasniqi, Nexhmi, "Improvement of Quality In The New Glass Through The Combination Of Fly Ash, Slags Of Ferronickel And Glass Residues" (2018). UBT International Conference. 54.
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Improvement of Quality In The New Glass Through The Combination Of Fly Ash, Slags Of Ferronickel And Glass Residues
Pristina, Kosovo
In this study are presented the data from the preliminary preparation of fly ash blend released from lignite burning, ferronickel slag and glass residues as well as the results from the evaluation of the validity of these constituents according to the previously designed reports. The underlying objectives of this research are to promote the possibility of exploitation of these residues as a valuable substance for the production of new glass ceramics, to design provide recipes in relevance with standard design methods, quality assessment, confirmation and identification of indicators that enable performance control and technical products. In the framework of this research, it was found out that the entire process of production of these materials passes through a glass crystallization control by adjusting the ratio between the constituent components not only that most of the pottery properties are kept under control, but the whole process results in a new product with advanced engineering advanced.