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Ismailov, Arnold
Tampere University
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Publications (22/22 displayed)
- 2024Upcycling glass wool and spodumene tailings in building ceramics from kaolinitic and illitic claycitations
- 2024Upcycling glass wool and spodumene tailings in building ceramics from kaolinitic and illitic claycitations
- 2024Corrosion mechanisms of Al-alloyed hot-dipped zinc coatings in wet supercritical carbon dioxide
- 2024Corrosion mechanisms of Al-alloyed hot-dipped zinc coatings in wet supercritical carbon dioxide
- 2023Evaluation of low-cost oxygen carriers for biomass chemical looping gasificationcitations
- 2021Stereolithography as a manufacturing method for a hierarchically porous ZSM-5 zeolite structure with adsorption capabilitiescitations
- 2021Stereolithography as a manufacturing method for a hierarchically porous ZSM-5 zeolite structure with adsorption capabilitiescitations
- 2020Thermal stability of one-part metakaolin geopolymer composites containing high volume of spodumene tailings and glass woolcitations
- 2020Utilizing mixed-mineralogy ferroan magnesite tailings as the source of magnesium oxide in magnesium potassium phosphate cementcitations
- 2020Utilizing mixed-mineralogy ferroan magnesite tailings as the source of magnesium oxide in magnesium potassium phosphate cementcitations
- 2020Problematics of friction in a high-speed rubber-wheel wear test system: A case study of irregularly rough steel in water lubricated contactcitations
- 2019Spodumene tailings for porcelain and structural materialscitations
- 2019Mining tailings as raw materials for reaction-sintered aluminosilicate ceramics : Effect of mineralogical composition on microstructure and propertiescitations
- 2019Recycling lithium mine tailings in the production of low temperature (700–900 °C) ceramicscitations
- 2019Mining tailings as raw materials for reaction-sintered aluminosilicate ceramicscitations
- 2019Mining tailings as raw materials for reaction-sintered aluminosilicate ceramics:Effect of mineralogical composition on microstructure and propertiescitations
- 2018The effects of laser patterning 10CeTZP-Al2O3 nanocomposite disc surfacescitations
- 2018Problematics of friction in a high-speed rubber-wheel wear test system: A case study of irregularly rough steel in water lubricated contactcitations
- 2017Reaction heat utilization in aluminosilicate-based ceramics synthesis and sintering
- 2017Reaction heat utilization in aluminosilicate-based ceramics synthesis and sintering
- 2014Surface Processing of Zirconia Ceramics by Laser
- 2014High-speed Sliding Friction of Laser-textured Silicon Nitride in Water against Rubber
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Mining tailings as raw materials for reaction-sintered aluminosilicate ceramics
Abstract
<p>This paper presents studies on the utilization of aluminosilicate-based mining tailings as raw materials for mullite-based ceramics. Based on the 3:2 stoichiometric composition, mullite was synthesised by reactive sintering with a series of powder mixtures with alumina additions. X-ray diffractometry and scanning electron microscopy analyses revealed that, at the specific mineralogical composition, mullite structure formed surrounded by an amorphous glass phase in reaction-sintered powder mixtures. Results demonstrated that the chemical and mineralogical composition of mining tailings do have an effect on mullite formation possibilities and, only with the particular mineralogical composition, the mullite formation is possible regardless of the correct Al:Si ratio in tailings. Physical and mechanical properties of the formed ceramics were defined, showing comparable values to 3:2 mullite reference. Mullite structure formation enables a better thermal resistance up to above 1450 °C of the formed tailings-based ceramics compared to other aluminosilicates, reflecting their utilization potential for refractory ceramic applications.</p>