Obtaining & Characterizing Li02-Al203-Sio2 Glass-Ceramics Using Coal Bott0M Ash As Raw Material

Bottom ash is a mineral coal residue resulting from thermoelectric power plants which has often been downgraded to industrial waste status. This by-product, which mainly constitutes silica and alumina, shows specific characteristics that can be used as raw materials in glass-ceramics production. This research was to study the development of the Li20-Al203-SiO2 glass-ceramics system from mineral coal bottom ash. Lithium carbonate was used to help obtain glass melts and rutile as nucleating agent.

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Journal Title
Interceram D 51 March 2002 140-143
Sector
Glass Ceramics
Class
GC 590

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Obtaining & Characterizing Li02-Al203-Sio2 Glass-Ceramics Using Coal Bott0M Ash As Raw Material
Interceram D 51 March 2002 140-143
GC 590
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