Cement compositions and methods of making the same from waste
AssigneesThe Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama, Washington University
InventorsJialai Wang, Xinhua Liang
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AssigneesThe Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama, Washington University
InventorsJialai Wang, Xinhua Liang
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Disclosed herein is a method comprising: (a) calcining a feedstock material in a reactor; wherein the feedstock material comprises: (i) a metal-containing solid material and/or a metal oxide-containing solid material, and (ii) a reactive gas configured to react to form a solid carbon, wherein the reactive gas comprises a methane and optionally carbon dioxide and/or carbon monoxide; wherein calcining is performed at a temperature of 500° C. to 1450° C.; (b) forming a first amount of hydrogen and a supplementary cementitious material (SCM), wherein the supplementary cementitious material comprises a solid carbon dispersed within the metal-containing solid material and/or the metal oxide containing solid material. Additionally, disclosed are SCMs formed by the disclosed methods, concrete compositions comprising the disclosed SCMs, and articles comprising the disclosed concrete compositions. Also disclosed are methods of recycling the disclosed concrete compositions.
A method comprising:
A supplementary cementitious material comprising a metal-containing solid material and/or a metal oxide-containing solid material, wherein an amount of a solid carbon is dispersed within the metal-containing solid material and/or the metal oxide-containing solid material, and wherein the metal-containing solid material and/or the metal oxide-containing solid material comprises iron ore tailings, steel slag, copper slag, nickel slag, mine tailings, coal combustion residue, red clay, bauxite residue, cobalt slag, or any combination thereof, and wherein the supplementary cementitious material is at least partially electrically conductive, thermally conductive, or a combination thereof.
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