Shaped cementitious products
AssigneeA/S Niro Atomizer
InventorsJohn C. Buschmann, Elizabeth L. Rasmussen, William C. Webster, Preston L. Veltman
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AssigneeA/S Niro Atomizer
InventorsJohn C. Buschmann, Elizabeth L. Rasmussen, William C. Webster, Preston L. Veltman
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Strong dense shaped articles such as pellets suitable for use as gravel substitutes are produced by the described method from solid fly ash-containing water materials obtained by a lime based dry scrubbing flue gas desulfurization operation. In this method the dry ash-containing waste powder, which also contains calcium sulfite or sulfate reaction products and unreacted lime, is first uniformly contacted with a critical amount of water and then immediately compacted at a critical compaction ratio to provide a handleable green body in which the fly ash particles are positioned with respect to one another so that the interstitial spaces are sufficient to accommodate the volumetric changes in wthe cementitious materials without any deleterious expansion of the article as the article is cured.
A process for preparing a dense shaped article, said article comprising fly ash particles bonded together by cementitious reaction products, said process comprising the steps of:
A process for preparing a dense shaped article, said article comprising a composite material containing fly ash particles bonded together by cementitious reaction products, said composite material having a splitting tensile strength of at least about 200 psi, said process comprising the steps of:
A process for preparing a dense shaped pellet having a splitting tensile strength of at least about 200 psi, said process comprising the steps of:
A dense hardened cementitiously bonded shaped article made from a composite material which comprises a fly ash-containing powder obtained by a flue gas desulfurization operation using a spray drying system, said powder comprising fly ash in intimate admixture with microparticulate crystallites of scrubber reaction materials selected from the group consisting of calcium sulfite, calcium sulfate, hydrates of calcium sulfite and calcium sulfate, calcium oxide, calcium hydroxide and mixtures thereof, said composite material exhibiting a splitting tensile strength of at least about 300 psi and a cured dry density of from about 95 to about 140 pounds per cubic foot.
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