The mechanism study of ultra-fine fly ash sintered material performance

Abstract

In view of production of fly ash and coal gangue is very large, much attention has been paid to the problem of its resource utilization. Using ultra-fine fly ash, coal gangue and clay to roast into lamellose brick at different temperatures by certain proportion, at the same time, using fly ash to replace ultra-fine fly ash as the contrast group. In addition, we have been further studied it by using XRD, SEM, TG-DTA and other means. This article studies the superiority of using ultra-fine fly ash and coal gangue instead of clay to roast into brick and the mechanism of ultra-fine fly ash sintered material. Research shows that: the brick mixed with ultra-fine fly ash than an equal amount of fly ash has better physical properties after roasting 100?min in 100?°C. Bibulous rate can reach 10%; compressive strength reaches MU30 high-class level; Thermal coefficient of conduction is 0.41 W/(m·K).There are significant characteristics peaks of quartz and mullite on the XRD diffraction pattern of bricks. SEM photos shows that quartz cover a small amount of mullite and sintered sample is the dense; TG-DTA thermal mechanism shows that the best sinterning temperature of the sample is 1150?°C.The study shows the necessity of ultra-fine fly ash processing.