Bauxite ‘red mud’ in the ceramic industry. Part 1: thermal behaviour

By V. Sglavo, R. Campostrini, Stefano Maurina, G. Carturan, M. Monagheddu, G. Budroni, G. Cocco. 2000

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Subfields: Building and Construction, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Review on treatment and utilization of bauxite residues in China (2009, background): “Non-fired building materials Many researchers have been investigating the reuse of bauxite residues as construction and building materials, such as ceramics (Sglavo et al., 2000; Pontikes et al., 2007), cements (Singh et al., 1996), clay bricks (Kavas, 2006.)”
• Properties and Assessment of Applications of Red Mud (Bauxite Residue): Current Status and Research Needs (2020, background): “On the contrary, fully crystalline nature was reported for RM samples from Monte Negro, Italy and Ireland [35, 93, 94].”
• Development of unsintered construction materials from red mud wastes produced in the sintering alumina process (2008, background): “Many researchers have investigated the reuse of RM as construction and building materials, such as ceramics [16], cements [17], clay bricks [18], and glazes [1], produced by thermal or sintering processes.”