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- 2023Resistance to frost action and microbiological corrosion of novel ceramic composites
- 2022The effect of the addition of construction & demolition waste on the properties of clay-based ceramicscitations
- 2022The effect of the addition of construction & demolition waste on the properties of clay-based ceramicscitations
- 2021Optimizing process parameters of clay-based ceramics with addition of construction and demolition waste ; Optimizacija procesnih parametara keramike na bazi gline sa dodatkom građevinskog otpada i otpada od rušenjacitations
- 2021Conversion of coal fly ash glass into glass-ceramics by controlled thermal treatmentcitations
- 2019Use of fly ash and phosphogypsum for the synthesis of belite-sulfoaluminate clinkercitations
- 2017Influence of the Main Process Parameters on the Physical and Mechanical Properties of the Bottom Ash Ceramicscitations
- 2017Production and Characterization of Porous Ceramics From Coal Fly Ash and Claycitations
- 2013Optimization of the Process of Production of Ceramics From Waste Coal Ash Case Study: The Influence of the Mechanical Activationcitations
- 2012Production of ceramics from coal fly ashcitations
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Resistance to frost action and microbiological corrosion of novel ceramic composites
Abstract
<jats:p>This work illustrates the prediction of frost action mechanisms on ceramic compacts and their biocorrosion resistance to fungus action. The ceramic compacts were produced from two raw materials: coal fly ash (40 wt.%) and clay material (60 wt.%). The ceramics models were made in laboratory conditions by pressing (P = 45 MPa), drying (105?C, 3h), and sintering (1100?C, 1 h; heating rates 3?C/min and 10?C/min.). The mechanisms responsible for the deterioration of the designed ceramic compacts were defined based on the values of the total porosity, pore size distribution, pore critical radius, and the Maage factor, as well as on the values of water permeability. The biocorrosion process was investigated using Aspergillus niger fungus as a model microorganism. The different degrees of fungus colonization on the designed compacts were comparatively analyzed based on the Scanning Electron Microscopy investigation results. The gained results are encouraging as they show that the utilization of fly ash (40 wt.%) in ceramic composites is possible without significant deterioration of their durability (frost action and microbiological corrosion resistance) compared with the ones whose production was based only on clay material.</jats:p>