Utilisation of drinking water treatment sludge for the manufacturing of ceramic products

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The influence of the additive of drinking water treatment sludge on the physical and mechanical properties, structural parameters, microstructure of the ceramic products is analysed in the research. Drinking water treatment sludge is renewable, environmentally-friendly, economical additive saving expensive natural raw materials when introduced into the ceramic products. The main drinking water treatment sludge component is amorphous Fe2O3 (70%). Formation masses are prepared by incorporating from 5 % to 60 % of drinking water treatment additive and by burning out at the temperature 1000 °C. Investigation showed that the physical and mechanical properties, microstructure of the ceramic bodies vary depending on the amount of drinking water treatment additive incorporated. In addition, drinking water treatment additive affects the ceramic body as a pigment that dyes the ceramic body in darker red colour.

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Kizinievič, O., & Kizinievič, V. (2017). Utilisation of drinking water treatment sludge for the manufacturing of ceramic products. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 251). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/251/1/012018

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