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Phase Transitions Relating to the Pozzolanic Activity of Electrolytic Manganese Residue During Calcination
LIU Xiao-minga,b* (刘晓明), LI Yua,b (李宇), ZHANG Ling-lingc (张玲玲),CANG Da-qianga,b
2013 (1):
105-110.
doi: 10.1007/s12204-013-1372-7
摘要
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Electrolytic manganese residue (EMR) is generated from electrolytic manganese metal (EMM) industry,
and its disposal is currently a serious problem in China. The EMR were calcined in the interval 100—900℃
to enhance their pozzolanic activity and characterized by the differential thermal analysis-thermogravimetry (TGDTA),
X-ray diffraction (XRD), infra-red (IR) and chemical analysis techniques with the aim to correlate phase
transitions and structural features with the pozzolanic activity of calcined EMR. From the phase analysis and
compressive strength results, it is found that the EMR calcined within 700—800℃ had the best pozzolanic activity
due to the decomposition of poorly-crystallized CaSO4 under the reducing ambient created by the decomposition
of (NH4)2SO4. The appearance of reactive CaO mainly contributes to the good pozzolanic activity of EMR calcined
within 700—800℃. The crystallinity of Mn3O4 increases leading an unfavourable effect on the pozzolanic
behaviour of EMR calcined at 900℃. The developed pozzolanic material containing 30% (mass fraction) EMR
possesses compressive strength properties at a level similar to 42.5# normal Portland cement, in the range of
41.5—50.5MPa. Besides, leaching results show that EMR blend cement pastes have excellent effect on the solidification
of heavy metals.
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