Low grade magnesite is one of the main research directions in the future as the raw material for the preparation of magnesia based insulating refractories.Periclase-forsterite(MgO-Mg_(2)SiO_(4)) lightweight insulating...Low grade magnesite is one of the main research directions in the future as the raw material for the preparation of magnesia based insulating refractories.Periclase-forsterite(MgO-Mg_(2)SiO_(4)) lightweight insulating refractories were prepared by the molten salt method with high silica magnesite and tertiary talc ore as raw materials by pretreating them to get light burnt magnesia and talc,and NaCl molten salt as the reaction medium.The effects of the NaCl addition,the sintering temperature,the holding time and the raw material ratio on the sample preparation were studied.The results show that when the NaCl addition is 20% of the mass of light burnt magnesia and talc mixture,the sintering temperature is 1 200 ℃,the holding time is 6 h,and m(light burnt magnesia):m(talc)=5:5,the sample has the optimal comprehensive properties:the bulk density of 1.46 g·cm^(-3) and the apparent porosity of 55.0%.In addition,it is found that self-decomposition of talc and the formation of forsterite can form pores inside the sample.展开更多
Crystallization characteristic of periclase in clinker and effect of Mg^2+ on hydrate of cement pastes were investigated. Morphologies and relative content of periclase were characterized with scanning electron micros...Crystallization characteristic of periclase in clinker and effect of Mg^2+ on hydrate of cement pastes were investigated. Morphologies and relative content of periclase were characterized with scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction. Derivative thermogravimetry analysis and backscattered electron imaging were used to characterize the effect of Mg^2+ on hydrate of cement pastes. The experimental results show that in ample space, periclase forms octahedron structure, and subhedral or anhedral crystal is formed in limited space. Due to the accelerated burning temperature and prolonged holding time, coarse pericalase crystals are formed. Mg(OH)2 particle thickness increases due to faster crystal growth rate along c axis at later age. Mg^2+can substitute Ca^2+ in C-S-H or C-A-H to form magnesium silicate hydrate(M-S-H) or magnesium aluminate hydrate(M-A-H), and the substitution extent for C-A-H is higher than that for C-S-H. Cured in 80 ℃ water, the decalcification rate of C-A-H in pastes is higher than that cured in 50 ℃ water. M-A-H with an atomic Mg/Al ratio of 2 is formed through substitution of Ca by Mg in C-A-H.展开更多
文摘Low grade magnesite is one of the main research directions in the future as the raw material for the preparation of magnesia based insulating refractories.Periclase-forsterite(MgO-Mg_(2)SiO_(4)) lightweight insulating refractories were prepared by the molten salt method with high silica magnesite and tertiary talc ore as raw materials by pretreating them to get light burnt magnesia and talc,and NaCl molten salt as the reaction medium.The effects of the NaCl addition,the sintering temperature,the holding time and the raw material ratio on the sample preparation were studied.The results show that when the NaCl addition is 20% of the mass of light burnt magnesia and talc mixture,the sintering temperature is 1 200 ℃,the holding time is 6 h,and m(light burnt magnesia):m(talc)=5:5,the sample has the optimal comprehensive properties:the bulk density of 1.46 g·cm^(-3) and the apparent porosity of 55.0%.In addition,it is found that self-decomposition of talc and the formation of forsterite can form pores inside the sample.
基金Funded by the National Key R&D Program of China(2016YFB0303400,2017YFB0309903-03)the Natural Science Foundation of Shaaxi Province of China(2017JM5097)
文摘Crystallization characteristic of periclase in clinker and effect of Mg^2+ on hydrate of cement pastes were investigated. Morphologies and relative content of periclase were characterized with scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction. Derivative thermogravimetry analysis and backscattered electron imaging were used to characterize the effect of Mg^2+ on hydrate of cement pastes. The experimental results show that in ample space, periclase forms octahedron structure, and subhedral or anhedral crystal is formed in limited space. Due to the accelerated burning temperature and prolonged holding time, coarse pericalase crystals are formed. Mg(OH)2 particle thickness increases due to faster crystal growth rate along c axis at later age. Mg^2+can substitute Ca^2+ in C-S-H or C-A-H to form magnesium silicate hydrate(M-S-H) or magnesium aluminate hydrate(M-A-H), and the substitution extent for C-A-H is higher than that for C-S-H. Cured in 80 ℃ water, the decalcification rate of C-A-H in pastes is higher than that cured in 50 ℃ water. M-A-H with an atomic Mg/Al ratio of 2 is formed through substitution of Ca by Mg in C-A-H.
