Evaluation of environmental wastes in composite building material
2011
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Ayşe Murathan ; Yrd. Doç. Dr. Abdurrahman Asan
Özet (EN)
In this study, it was aimed to product composite material by using environmental wastes of our country in brick clay. It was selected Reşadiye Clay as main material and boron waste of Kütahya-Emet Boron Works, fly ash of Seyitömer Power Plant and wastewater treatment sludge of Ankara- Tatlar Wastewater Treatment Plant as filling materials. Obtained samples from various resources were firstly grinded, then well mixed in different ratios, moistened and poured into the molds. In the experiments boron waste (2,5-20%), fly ash (2,5-10%) and treatment sludge(0-10%) were changed in composites as mass based respectively and brick clay was used between 75-85%. Shaped samples which have 50x50x50 mm dimension were dried at room temperature for 24 hours, then at 105±1 °C for 12 hours, respectively. Specific bulk density, drying shrinkage, water absorption, compressive strength and loss of weight tests were carried out. At the end of the tests, it has been conclused approach to the TS EN 771-1 brick standard physical parameters partly also, it has been produced energy saving and environment friendly composite material.
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Dr. Taha A. Abdulkarem
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Taha A. Abdulkarem (Master Thesis). Evaluation of environmental wastes in composite building material, 2011, Gazi University.
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