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Stability of ternesite and the production at scale of ternesite-based clinkers
AbstractA method to synthesize high-purity ternesite is presented and the importance of reaction volume is highlighted; a brief description of the product morphology is also presented. Thermodynamic data for ternesite are derived and the limits of ternesite stability are then explored. An upper temperature stability limit of ≈1290°C at 1atm is determined; however, this temperature is dependent on the fugacity of the volatile components in the atmosphere. Thermodynamic predictions confirm that belite and ternesite rich calcium sulfoaluminate clinkers can be readily produced in a single stage process at temperatures above 1200°C provided the atmosphere and temperature are controlled. To demonstrate this control at larger scales, a conventional 7.4-meter rotary kiln has been used to produce ≈20kg of ternesite-containing clinkers. This demonstrates the usefulness of thermodynamic modelling as it has enabled ternesite-based clinkers to be readily produced at scale in a single-stage process using existing equipment without major modifications.
Stability of ternesite and the production at scale of ternesite-based clinkers
AbstractA method to synthesize high-purity ternesite is presented and the importance of reaction volume is highlighted; a brief description of the product morphology is also presented. Thermodynamic data for ternesite are derived and the limits of ternesite stability are then explored. An upper temperature stability limit of ≈1290°C at 1atm is determined; however, this temperature is dependent on the fugacity of the volatile components in the atmosphere. Thermodynamic predictions confirm that belite and ternesite rich calcium sulfoaluminate clinkers can be readily produced in a single stage process at temperatures above 1200°C provided the atmosphere and temperature are controlled. To demonstrate this control at larger scales, a conventional 7.4-meter rotary kiln has been used to produce ≈20kg of ternesite-containing clinkers. This demonstrates the usefulness of thermodynamic modelling as it has enabled ternesite-based clinkers to be readily produced at scale in a single-stage process using existing equipment without major modifications.
Stability of ternesite and the production at scale of ternesite-based clinkers
Hanein, Theodore (Autor:in) / Galan, Isabel (Autor:in) / Glasser, Fredrik P. (Autor:in) / Skalamprinos, Solon (Autor:in) / Elhoweris, Ammar (Autor:in) / Imbabi, Mohammed S. (Autor:in) / Bannerman, Marcus N. (Autor:in)
Cement and Concrete Research ; 98 ; 91-100
14.03.2017
10 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Stability of ternesite and the production at scale of ternesite-based clinkers
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