Reuse of Paper Mill Ash in Plaster Blends

  • Monosi S
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Abstract

This work is part of a broad research conducted to study the re-use of industrial wastes in an economical and environmentally sustainable manner. Re-use of lightweight ash from the paper mill industry in the manufacture of plaster blends is examined in this study. Lightweight ash is produced during the combustion process of de-inking sludge. Studies demonstrate that lightweight ash is an excellent ingredient in the production of cement mortars and/or pozzolanic mortars to be used as plaster. In this research, ash valorization was researched by investigating the efficacy of the ash as it is, as a substitute for very fine sand. If properly mixed at an optimal mix proportion, the mechanical strength ranges from 4÷10MPa with specific gravity between 1150 and 1350 Kg/m 3. Water absorption may be reduced to a very low level with silane-based surface treatment.

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Monosi, S. (2012). Reuse of Paper Mill Ash in Plaster Blends. The Open Waste Management Journal, 5(1), 5–18. https://doi.org/10.2174/1876400201205010005

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