Influence of Aspiration Dust on Technical Properties and Phase Composition of Seismic Bricks

Abstract

An earthquake-resistant M125-M150 brick based on substandard interlayer clay was obtained using ferrous metallurgy waste, i.e., aspiration dust, as a repellant that was involved in the formation of the framework structure due to the content in it of phases (chromite, forsterite, anorthite, and diopside) bound by a glassy phase. The seismic brick was based on industrial waste without the use of traditional natural materials.