Waste from ceramic bricks, as a raw material for the production of restoration materials

  • Zabibulla Kamilovich B
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Waste from ceramic bricks, as a raw material for the production of restoration materials Babayev Zabibulla Kamilovich1, Masharipova Sharofat Muxammadovna2, Musayev Alisher Azamatovich3, Ataeva Farida Abdusharipovna4 1Department of Chemical Technology, Urgench State University, Urgench, Khorezm,Uzbekistan, bzkm@mail.ru 2Khorezm Academy of Mamun, Khiva,Khorezm, Uzbekistan.,masharipova.1975@mail.ru 3Department of Chemical Technology, Urgench State University,Urgench, Khorezm,Uzbekistan, Musayev_Alisher66@mail.ru 4Department of Chemical Technology, Urgench State University, Urgench, Khorezm,Uzbekistan,farida 17abd@gmail.com ABSTRACT This article is devoted to the study of the properties of waste ceramic bricks as technogenic mineral raw materials for reuse in the production of wall materials.The article describes how the production of ceramic bricks allows you to destroy industrial waste in large quantities and using traditional technologies and equipment. The works prove the possibility of using various man-made materials in the production of ceramic bricks as an additive, and in some compositions as the main raw material, replacing partially or completely non-renewable resources of clay rocks. The large volume of production of ceramic bricks allows you to dispose of industrial waste in significant quantities and a wide range of their composition using traditional technology and hardware. The obtained results indicate the possibility of using brick fighting in the current technology of ceramic bricks of the M125, M 150 brand with a content of up to 30 wt of brick powder in a two-component charge. % at a firing temperature of up to 950 °C, which meets regulatory requirements. Thus, as a result of the experiment, the possibility of using the waste of ceramic bricks as a desiccant was established. This technogenic raw material is recommended after appropriate grinding.

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Zabibulla Kamilovich, B. (2020). Waste from ceramic bricks, as a raw material for the production of restoration materials. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research, 8(8), 4390–4393. https://doi.org/10.30534/ijeter/2020/56882020

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