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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 60  2001
Development of Glazed Wall Tiles through Optimal Utilization of Fly Ash
H. M. Shah and K. N. Maiti
Pages : 145-149
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.2001.10799989
Abstract
This Investigation was carried out to incorporate fly ash, a waste material generated from thermal power stations, as a replaceˇ ment of sandstone and to some extent feldspar in the earthenˇ ware type glazed wall tile body composition. Test specimens of eight different body compositions incorporating fly ash were preˇ pared and fired at five different test temperatures, viz., 1000°, 1050°, 1100°, 1150° and 1200"C in an electrical furnace. Dry and fired properties like dry MOR, fired shrinkage, fired MOR, appaˇ rent porosity, water absorption, bulk density, thermal expansion of the optimized body and glaze etc were determined and compared with those of the specimens of a traditional earthenware tile body used as a standard composition. It was observed that the incorporation of fly ash in the tune of 30 wt% was the optiˇ mum in achieving the requisite thermo-mechanical properties in wall tile body.
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