Research Article PACE 2021- Ataturk University, Engineering Faculty, Department of Civil Engineering, Erzurum, 25030, TURKEY 20-23 June 2021 1

The quartz sand making process is divided into three stages: coarse & fine crushing, sand making & screening, and sand washing & recycling. The first stage: coarse & fine crushing The materials are uniformly fed by the vibrating feeder through the silo and transported to the jaw crusher for coarse crushing. After the coarse crushed materials are screened …

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The reduced rock exits the crusher via a conveyor belt or is discharged into a hopper. In some applications, primary crushing alone can suffice. However, primary crushing is often followed by secondary crushing and tertiary crushing. Secondary crushing and tertiary crushing work to further reduce your material down to the exact size needed.

Norlite lightweight aggregate, in combination with high alumina cements, such as Lumnite or Ciment Fondu, will produce concretes which will withstand temperatures up to approximately 2000 · F. ... There are many advantages of using Norlite as a refractory material, including: immediate availability, high thermal insulation, high structural ...

Geopolymer-lightweight aggregate refractory concrete (GLARC) was prepared with geopolymer and lightweight aggregate. The mechanical property and heat-resistance (950 °C) of GLARC were investigated.

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Introduction: Improvements in building materials are constantly being made. The construction industry relies on wide concrete varieties for its many varied projects. Various constructions use refractory concrete to withstand high temperatures. Normal concrete melts at a particular temperature. High-alumina cement is often used to make refractory …

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The use of FCS as a coarse aggregate in concrete increases the electrical resistivity substantially compared to the concrete with conventional coarse aggregate [60]. Elibol and Sengul [60] showed that concrete with FCS coarse aggregate achieved an improvement in electrical resistivity of more than 25% compared to the reference …

Aggregate crushers play a key role in the construction industry because they break large rocks into smaller, more manageable sizes. These machines are …

Refractory concrete has been developed in terms of its composition for long-term use at high temperatures in the nuclear power industry. concrete based on Portland cement has an average density class of D700 and a maximum permissible application temperature class of I5 (500°C). Refractory concrete has improved …

Recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) refers to crushed concrete and other materials suitable for use as fill and compactible fill. Initiatives to use CCA in concrete …

Natural disasters and human demolition create vast amounts of construction and demolition waste (CDW), with a substantial portion being concrete waste. Managing this concrete waste is a daunting challenge for developing countries with limited resources, aiming to mitigate its harmful environmental effects. Therefore, the proposed approach …

Crushing old concrete to make aggregate for new concrete is increasing in popularity for several reasons. • Owners want projects to be sustainable and LEED certified. Recycled concrete qualifies for recycled material credits, and because it usually is found locally, it qualifies for local credits.

This research aimed to determine compressive stress and response time of using refractory brick waste as alternative natural coarse aggregates combined with blended cement in manufacturing sustainable concrete. The experiment was conducted by adding 15–50% aggregates volume of refractory bricks coarse aggregate (RBCA) to …

Recycled aggregate in concrete production is used for the preservation of natural aggregate and consistently exploited to support infrastructure development. Refractory brick waste generated from dismantling furnace wall structures presents a potential alternative to natural coarse aggregate in concrete production. However, the …

This paper presents the results of the development of low-cement refractory concrete (LCRC) based on an aggregate made of kaolin chamotte with a maximum application temperature of 1500°C. To obtain high rates of workability, narrow fractions of aggregate with reduced water demand should be used. Acomparative …

The morphology of refractory aggregates can be quantified on different scales, namely, form, angularity, and texture, which are inherent features of aggregates. …

The aim of this study is to compare the properties of refractory concrete made with thermally treated and untreated steel slag. Five concrete compositions were prepared and investigated in the present work. The first mixture, referred to as the reference, was formulated using dolomite aggregates, whereas the second and third …

Using refractory bricks as coarse aggregates, some studies have been shown that refractory bricks wastes could be used as coarse aggregates to manufacture concrete [8] - [12]. ...

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Raymond mill is mainly located behind the cone crusher in quartz stone processing, used to achieve grinding production of quartz stone.This machine adopts a sealed production structure and has good environmental performance. Advantages. Strong wear resistance: The main components of the grinder are all made of high-quality …

The cold compressive strength or cold crushing strength (CCS) of a refractory material is an indication of its suitability for the use as refractory. ... K.C., Nayak, B.D., Nayak, B.B.: Environmental and technical assessment of ferrochrome slag as concrete aggregate material. Constr. Build. Mater. 49, 262–271 (2013)

Bauxite is an ore that mainly contains either Gibbsite (alumina trihydrate, Al2O3.3H2O) or Boehmite (a monohydrate of alumina, Al2O3.H2O). Raw bauxite may have other impurities such as ferrous oxide, silica, and titania. Refractory grade bauxite has low iron but high alumina …

Refractory mortar is a mix of cement, sand, fireclay and, other specialized ingredients such as calcium aluminate.Fireclay is a set of various clays that can resist heat up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Refractory Concrete Mix. Portion the materials into a 1:2:2:0.5 ratio so you have 1 parts gravel, 2 parts sand, 2 parts refractory cement and …

Ferrochrome slag is a mechanically competent and eco-friendly waste material that may be utilized in concrete as fine and coarse aggregate [9, 10]. The two forms of FCS, i.e., as fine and coarse ...

The rheology of refractory concrete determines their application manner and a considerable fraction of its properties are largely affected by its flowability. This article …

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