Investigation of anhydrite cement produced from phosphogypsum

H. Tayibi, M. Choura, F. A. López, F. J. Alguacil, A. López-Delgado, Environmental impact and management of phosphogypsum, Journal of Management, 90, 8, 2377-2386 (2009).

Google Scholar

S. A. Evencik, A. A. Novikova, Phosphogypsum and its use, Moskow 1990. ( in Russian).

Google Scholar

B. B. Ivanitsky, Properties of the products of thermal processing of various types of gypsum materials, Build. Mat., 4, 26-27 (1985).

Google Scholar

S. Stonis, A. Kaziliunas, B. Vektaris, The production of calcium sulphate ß-hemihydrate, US Pat. 1224287 (1982).

Google Scholar

A. Kaziliunas, V. Leskeviciene, V. Vektaris, Z. Valancius, The study of neutralization of the dihydrate phosphogypsum impurities, Ceramics – Silicaty, 50, 3, 178-184 (2006).

Google Scholar

M. Garg, N. Jain, Waste gypsum from intermediate dye industries for production of building materials, Constr. Build. Mater., 24, 1632-1637 (2010).

Google Scholar

10.

M. Sing, M. Garg, Study on anhydrite plaster from waste phosphogypsum for use in polymerized fl ooring composition, Constr. Build. Mater., 19, 1, 25-29 (2005),.

Google Scholar

11.

J. Andriusiene, S. Stonis, B. Vektaris, C. Baublis, Raw mix for the production anhydrite binding material, US Pat. 1837055 (1988).

Google Scholar

12.

V. Leskeviciene, D. Nizeviciene, Anhydrite binder calcined from phosphogypsum, Ceramics-Silikaty, 54, 2, 152-159 (2010).

Google Scholar

13.

A. Kazragis, A. Jukneviciute, A. Gailius, E. Zalieckiene, Utilization of boon and chaff for manufacturing lightweight walling materials, J. Environ. Engin. Landscape Manage., 12, 1, 12-21 (2004).

Google Scholar

14.

J. Grandans, E. Girsh, E. Moiseeva, Self-adjusting fl oor based on phosphoanhydrite, Building materials, 12 (1989) ( in Russian).

Google Scholar

15.

J. Žvironaitė, J. Kerienė, D. Makutėnienė, V. Kizinievič, The peculiarities of hardening of composite anhydrite cement pozzolanna binding material with not burned natural anhydrite, Materials Science, 16 (2), 159-164 (2010).

Google Scholar

16.

A. Jarosinski, Cz. Ostrowski, Effect of portland cement on strength development of phosphoanhydrite-pozzolana cement, Fizykochemiczne Problemy Mineralogii, 31, 137-143 (1997).[in Polish].

Google Scholar

17.

C. S. Poon, S. C. Kou, L. Lam, Z. S. Lin, Activation of fl y ash/cement systems using calciumsulfateanhydrite (CaSO4). Cem. Concr. Res., 31, 6, 873-881 (2001).

Google Scholar

18.

L. Pelletier-Chaignat, F. Winnefeld, B. Lothenbach, G. Saout, Ch. Müller, Ch. Famy, Infl uence of the calcium sulphate source on the hydration mechanism of Portland cement–calcium sulphoaluminate clinker–calcium sulphate binders, Cem. Concr. Comp., 33, 5, 551-561 (2011).

Google Scholar

19.

G. Tzouvalas, N. Dermatas, S. Tsimas, Alternative calcium sulphatebearing materials as cement retarders, Part I. Anhydrite, Cem. Concr. Res., 34, 11, 2113-2118 (2004).

Google Scholar

20.

EN 196-2. Methods of testing cement - Part 2: Chemical analysis of cement.

Google Scholar

21.

GOST 20851.2 -75. Mineral fertilizers. Methods of determination of phosphorus content (in Russian).

Google Scholar

22.

PDF – 2 International Centre for Diffraction Data, 12 Campus Boulevard Newtown Square, PA 19073-3273 USA.

Google Scholar

23.

K. Nakamoto, Infrared and raman spectra of inorganic and coordination compounds, Wiley & Sons, New York 1997.

Google Scholar

24.

D. Nizevičienė, V. Leškevičienė, Z. Valančius, V. Barkauskienė, Research into CO2 emission from ceramic product burning under the method of thermal analysis, Material Science and Applied Chemistry, 1, 15, 51-57 (2007).

Google Scholar

25.

A. M. Sviklas, R. Paleckienė, R. Šlinksiene, V. Paltanavičius, S. Zemleckas, V. Štreimikis, Granulation of NPKS Fertilizers Using Ammoniating Solution and Sulphuric Acid, Fertilizers and Fertilization, 4, 17, 49-55 (2003).

Google Scholar

26.

M. Bacauskiene, Investigation of dehydration of acid phosphogypsum, Chemical Technology, 4 (13), 38–45 (1999) (in Lithuanian).

Google Scholar

27.

Ullmanns, Encyclopedia of industrial chemistry, 5th completely revised edition, Vol. A4, 1995.

Google Scholar

28.

M. Martusevicius, R. Kaminskas, J. Mituzas, The chemical technology of binding materials, Kaunas, (2002) (in Lithuanian).

Google Scholar

29.

A. Kazragis, A. Gailius, L. Valaityte, Binders on the base of gypsum either phosphogypsum and kaolin in: 14 International Baustofftagung (14 ibausil), Weimar, 0227-0230 (2000).

Google Scholar

Submit your paper