Preview

ON APPLICATION OF MATERIALS BASED ON DISPERSE HYDRATED CALCIUM SILICATE FOR PROTECTIVE LAYER OF LOCAL AUTOMOBILE ROADS

https://doi.org/10.21122/2227-1031-2016-15-2-122-125

Abstract

Road construction is one of the most material-intensive industrial production. In this context, the urgent task for this branch is the maximum reduction in consumption of materials through usage of effective local materials, decrease energy intensity of processes by using new materials. The developed network of local roads require constant care and maintenance, thus it is advisable to consider the use of protective coatings for such roads on the basis of contactcondensation hardening, which can be obtained on the basis of local raw materials. One of the representatives of such material is disperse hydrated calcium silicate, which found wide practical application as the main components in the production of building materials, glass, glass ceramics and ceramic products. For example, relatively cheap highly dispersed crystalline material is intermediate product of hydrochemical synthesis of wollastonite xonotlite Ca6(Si6O17)(OH)2. A variety of calcium and silicon-containing raw materials, suitable to obtain various types hydrated calcium silicate, as well as increasing requirements for physical and chemical properties, caused by actuality of problems of search and study the best ways of synthesis hydrated calcium silicate from man-made and natural materials. The theoretical basis of the proposed technology for material production for road pavement lower categories is the ability of silicate dispersed materials transferred in an unstable state, forming a rock-like waterproof body at the time of application of mechanical load. Disperse hydrated calcium silicate are the most typical representatives of contactcondensation hardening binders. It should be noted that the technology of obtaining these binders is not related to high-temperature processes and the synthesis of HCS realized when wet treatment of available cheap raw materials on the standard equipment, what determines their practical significance.

About the Authors

V. N. Yaglov
Belarusian National Technical University
Belarus

Professor, PhD in Chemistry



Ya. N. Kovalev
Belarusian National Technical University
Belarus

Professor, PhD in Engineering



V. N. Romaniuk
Belarusian National Technical University
Belarus

Professor, PhD in Engineering



A. V. Tabolich
NPO Center, Minsk
Belarus

Professor, PhD in Engineering



Ye. N. Ivanov
NPO Center, Minsk
Belarus

Professor, PhD in Engineering



References

1. Akatieva L. V. (2014) Development of chemical and technological principles for raw material processing in order to obtain calcium silicate and composite materials: Author’s abstract of Doctor of Engineering Science. ?oscow. 74 (in Russian).

2. Gordienko P. S., Suponina A. P., Yarusova S. B., Bulanova S. B., Krysenko G. F., Kolzunov V. A. (2008) Formation of calcium mono-silicates in the model system CaSO4 2H2O – Na2SiO3. Perspektivnye materialy [Prospective materials], (6), 136–139 (in Russian).

3. Yarusova S. B. (2010) Synthesis of calcium silicates in multi-component systems and their physical and chemical properties. PhD [Chemistry] Author’s abstract. Vladivostok. 28 (in Russian).

4. Gordienko P. S., Suponina A. P., Yarusova S. B., Bulanova S. B., Krysenko G. F., Kolzunov V. A. (2009) Study of the kinetic aspects of formation of calcium monosilicate in the model system CaSO4·2H2O-Na2O-SiO2. Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry, 82 (9), 1505-1509 DOI: 10.1134/S1070427209090018

5. Gopdienko P. S., Yarusova S. B., Bulanova S. B., Kolzunov V. A., Suponina A. P., Galkin K. N. (2009). Calcium mono-silicates as components of composite materials. Khimicheskaya tekhnologia [Chemical Technology], 10 (3), 143–149 (in Russian).

6. Gladun V. D., Akat'eva L. V., Andreeva N. N., Khol'kin A. I. (2000) Obtaining of xonotlite and its application. Khimicheskaya tekhnologia [Chemical Technology], 1 (11), 2–9 (in Russian)

7. Glukhovsky V. D., Runova R. F., Krivenko P. V. (1983) Physical and chemical principles for condensation of mineral dispersions. Kiev, Znanie. 16 (in Russian).

8. Glukhovsky V. D., Runova R. F., Chernyavsky V. I. (1986) Comparative estimation of contact and condensation properties of dispersive calcium hydro-silicates and alkaline hydroalumosilicates, hydration and solidification of binders. Hydration and hardening binders. Report abstracts of IV All-Union Meeting. Lvov, 167–170 (in Russian).

9. Tikhomirova I. N., Makarov A. V. (2012) Mechanical activation of lime-quartz binders. Stroitelnye materialy [Construction materials], (9), 5–7 (in Russian).

10. Zhernovskii I. V., Strokova V. V., Bondarenko A. I., Kozhukhova N. I., Sobolev K. G. (2012) Structural transformations of quartz raw material durin mechanical activation. Stroitelnye materialy [Construction materials], (10), 56–58 (in Russian).

11. Artamonova O. V., Chernyshev B. M. (2013) Conception and principles of technology for nano-modification of construction composite structures. Stroitelnye materialy [Construction materials], (9), 82–90 (in Russian).

12. Chernyavsky V. I. (1985) Construction materials from dispersive calcium hydro-silicates. PhD [Engineering] Author’s abstract. Kiev. 22 (in Russian).


Review

For citations:


Yaglov V.N., Kovalev Ya.N., Romaniuk V.N., Tabolich A.V., Ivanov Ye.N. ON APPLICATION OF MATERIALS BASED ON DISPERSE HYDRATED CALCIUM SILICATE FOR PROTECTIVE LAYER OF LOCAL AUTOMOBILE ROADS. Science & Technique. 2016;15(2):122-125. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21122/2227-1031-2016-15-2-122-125

Views: 1007


Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.


ISSN 2227-1031 (Print)
ISSN 2414-0392 (Online)