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Title: Physical and chemical properties of rockwool waste briquette for recycling
Authors: Abdul Kahar Embi
Mutukumar Arumugam
Mohd Omar Abdul Kadir
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: Universiti Sains Malaysia
Citation: Proceedings International Conference on Environmental Research and Technology: Penang (Malaysia), 28-30 May 2008, p. 137-143
Abstract: The rockwool waste from CSR Building Material, Klang, Selangor had been used for the study. Waste from the rockwool factory had been collected, processed and briquetted for the recycle purpose. Successful recycling demand the briquette should be chemically acceptable, physically resemble raw material and have sufficient strength to undergo loading, transporting, charging and finally melting in cupola furnace. Five cm cube briquette using Ordinary Portland, Cement as binder had been studied and steam cured to accelerate the strength process. Drop test and compressive strength had been compared to evaluate the strength of the briquette before recycling. Testing of the recycle briquette with raw material had been conducted at the factory. Temperature and pressure of the cupola furnace had been used to monitor the briquette performance during charging and the melting process while temperature and viscosity of the molten rock also measured to study the effect of using waste briquette. Finally, chemical composition of the rockwool final product from the recycled rockwool waste was analyzed and compared.
License: http://www.oceandocs.org/license
URI: http://agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/handle/0/8626
ISBN: 978-983-3986-29-3
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