COAL ENRICHMENT WASTE AS A RAW MATERIAL FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
Abstract
A significant increase in the volume of coal enrichment is accompanied by the generation of a large amount of waste – about 10 million tons per year. Coal processing waste (CPW) and coal mining waste are mine rocks and tailings from processing plants. They usually contain some amount of coal and clay component. All waste can be divided into two groups based on their carbon content. Carbon waste with a carbon content of more than 24% is rationally further enriched or used as fuel. The second group of waste contains carbon up to 24% and can be used in construction, metallurgy, and agriculture.
About the Authors
V.F. Panova
Siberian State Industrial University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
S.A. Panov
Siberian State Industrial University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
References
1. P a n o v a V.F. Technogenic products as raw materials for the construction industry. Novokuz-netsk: ed. SibGIU, 2009. – 287 p.
2. I k u t i n V.P., And g r o s k I n A.A. The use of coal enrichment waste. - M.: Nedra, 1978. – 167 p.
3. Shpirt M.Ya., Ruban V.A., Itkin Yu.V. Rational Use of Coal Mining and Processing Wastes. Moscow: Nedra, 1990. 224 p.
4. Bozhenov P.I. Complex Use of Mineral Resources and Ecology: Textbook. Moscow: ASB Publishing House, 1994. 264 p.
5. Brindli G.F. – In: X-ray Methods of Study and Structure of Clay Minerals. Moscow: Mir, 1965, pp. 45-63.
6. Gorshkov V.S. Thermography of Building Materials. Moscow: Stroyizdat, 1968, 584 p.
7. Gurevich M.Ya. Guide to X-ray Examination of Minerals. – M.: Mir, 1965. – 458 p.
8. Volzhensky A.V. Mineral Binders: Textbook for Universities. – 4th ed., revised and expanded. – M.: Stroyizdat, 1986. – 464 p.
Review
For citations:
Panova V., Panov S. COAL ENRICHMENT WASTE AS A RAW MATERIAL FOR BUILDING MATERIALS. Bulletin of the Siberian State Industrial University. 2015;(2):71-75. (In Russ.)
Views:
4
Email this article 