MATEC Web of Conferences (Jan 2017)
Technogenic resources for nanotechnologies in construction
Abstract
A large group of industrial wastes from water purification, treatment and softening has been considered. The reference is made to the fact that slurries are a unique man-made product technologically ready for use and constantly restocking. Slurries have been classified by conditions of the formation, composition, chemical and physical properties. The nanoscale structural parameters of the slurry particles (the size distribution and fractal dimension) have been determined by the neutron small-angle scattering method. The conducted researches allow slurries to be considered a nanotechnogenic raw material. The use of slurries as additives in the building material production process reduces the harmful influence of industrial wastes on the environment and creates a significant reserve of material and energy resources in the construction industry.