linking dehydration rate with thermomechanical behaviour
Barbara Horvat (Author), Anže Tesovnik (Author), Branka Mušič (Author)

Abstract

Building and civil engineering conventional inorganic binding materials represent a significant burden for the environment, leading to the search for more sustainable materials. One of the potential solutions is alkali-activated materials (AAMs), which can be made solely from waste materials and at lower temperatures. However, reaction rate and solidification time depend on the precursor used. To enhance the speed of solidification, the curing temperature can be increased, but from the inside out not to create the crust on the surface, which would hinder the dehydration. Therefore, three mixtures of alkali-activated glass wool, a slow-in-alkali media solidifying precursor, were irradiated with low- and high-power microwaves in the late curing stage till complete dehydration, to determine the influence of artificial volumetric solidification onto thermomechanical behaviour of the AAM. As the electromagnetic power increased, the damages in the AAM became more severe, resulting in a reduction in mechanical strength.

Keywords

mikrovalovno obsevanje;elektromagnetna dehidracija;steklena volna;alkalijsko aktivirani materiali;mehanska trdnost;microwave irradiation;electromagnetic dehydration;glass wool;alkali-activated materials;mechanical performance;

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Language: English
Year of publishing:
Typology: 1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization: ZAG - Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute
Publisher: University of Maribor, University Press
UDC: 620.1/.2
COBISS: 228908035 Link will open in a new window
Parent publication: 7th International Conference on Technologies & Business Models for Circular Economy
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Secondary language: Slovenian
Secondary keywords: mikrovalovno obsevanje;elektromagnetna dehidracija;steklena volna;alkalijsko aktivirani materiali;mehanska trdnost;
Pages: Str. 11-26
ID: 26181741
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