ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ТЕРМО-ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ КЛИНКЕРА АЛЮМОСИЛИКАТНОГО ВЯЖУЩЕГО НА ОСНОВЕ МЕСТНОГО И ТЕХНОГЕННОГО СЫРЬЯ ПРИАРАЛЬЯ ПРИ НИЗКОТЕМПЕРАТУРНОМ ОБЖИГЕ

Фарангиз Сабирова; Шерзод Матчанов; Аида Рузметова

doi:10.66960/jof.3093-8899.00028

Authors

Farangiz Sabirova Author https://orcid.org/0009-0008-0051-9458
Sherzod Matchanov Author
Aida Ruzmetova Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66960/jof.3093-8899.00028

Keywords:

aluminosilicate binder, kaolin, ceramic waste, liquid glass, thermal analysis, DTA/TG, phase formation

Abstract

This study investigates the possibility of producing aluminosilicate binder materials based on local mineral and technogenic raw materials, including kaolin, limestone, ceramic waste, and liquid glass. Experimental samples were prepared and subjected to thermal treatment at 650°C. The thermal behavior and phase formation processes were examined using simultaneous thermal analysis (DTA/TG). The results showed that the most intensive physicochemical transformations in the investigated system occur within the temperature range of 650–750°C, indicating high reactivity of the components in this region. Thermal analysis revealed differences in the behavior of the studied compositions, with sample No. 5 demonstrating the highest reactivity and the most pronounced thermal effects. The obtained results confirm the potential of utilizing local raw materials and ceramic waste for the production of aluminosilicate binder materials.

Author Biographies

Farangiz Sabirova

Department of Chemical Technologies, Urgench State University named after Abu Rayhan Beruni, Urgench, Uzbekistan
Sherzod Matchanov

Department of Chemical Technologies, Urgench State University named after Abu Rayhan Beruni, Urgench, Uzbekistan
Aida Ruzmetova

Department of Chemical Technologies, Urgench State University named after Abu Rayhan Beruni, Urgench, Uzbekistan

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