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摘要
在世界范围内,废玻璃被广泛回收利用,特别是在发达国家,回收率约为30-90%。目前,在越南,城市地区的玻璃排放量占固体废物的1.5-2%;然而,很少有研究提到这种浪费。因此,采用泡沫玻璃颗粒(FGG)的轻质混凝土(LWC)是本文的研究对象。本研究以FGG、But Son PC40水泥、Pha Lai粉煤灰和sikment高效减水剂R4为原料。实验结果表明,当FGG含量为50%(体积比)时,LWC的体积比重为1302 kg/m3, 28天抗压强度为89 kg/ cm2。关键词:废玻璃;泡沫玻璃颗粒;轻质混凝土。
Study on producing light weight concrete with foam glass granules
In the world, waste glass is widely recycled, especially in developed countries with a recycling rate of about 30-90%. Currently, in Vietnam glass emissions in urban areas account for 1.5-2% of solid wastes; however, few studies mention this waste. Therefore, light weight concrete (LWC) using foam glass granulates (FGG) is the object of this paper. In the study, the raw materials are FGG, But Son PC40 cement, Pha Lai fly ash and Sikament superplasticizer named R4. The experimental results show that with FGG content of 50% (by volume), the LWC’s bulk specific gravity is 1302 kg/m3 and compressive strength at 28 days is 89 kG/cm2.
Keywords: waste glass; foam glass granulate; light weight concrete.