X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes

Secondary sulfur obtained as a by-product in the oil refining process is a major problem as an environmental pollutant. One of the possibilities of environmental protection is the use of sulfur obtained in this way as a component of sulfur concrete. Mixing of sulfur with suitable additives can provi...

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Autores principales: Đorđević Nataša G., Vlahović Milica M., Martinović Sanja P., Bugarčić Mladen D., Mihajlović Slavica R.
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:1fc7238193a84264a8729ac837cacea02021-12-05T21:29:29ZX-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes0354-29042560-333710.5937/podrad2138057Qhttps://doaj.org/article/1fc7238193a84264a8729ac837cacea02021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0354-2904/2021/0354-29042138057Q.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/0354-2904https://doaj.org/toc/2560-3337Secondary sulfur obtained as a by-product in the oil refining process is a major problem as an environmental pollutant. One of the possibilities of environmental protection is the use of sulfur obtained in this way as a component of sulfur concrete. Mixing of sulfur with suitable additives can provide longer working lifetime of sulfur concrete, as well as maintenance of the former physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of concrete. Such mixtures are usually called modified sulfur or sulfur cement. Secondary sulfur produced in the oil refining process by the Klaus process (approval of crude oil) cannot be used in this form. In order to be ready for the use of sulfur concrete and asphalt, it is necessary to modify elemental sulfur from cyclic to chain form, obtaining of modified sulfur whose application is as a binding agent in a concrete instead of portland cement is described in this paper. Influence of dicyclopentadien, an organic additive, on sulfur modification has been studied in this research. Microstructure and mineral analysis of modified and unmodified sulfur cement binding are performed using polarized and scanning electron microscopes and X-ray diffraction spectrometer.Đorđević Nataša G.Vlahović Milica M.Martinović Sanja P.Bugarčić Mladen D.Mihajlović Slavica R.Faculty of Mining and Geology, Belgradearticlemodified sulfurdicyclopentadienebinding agentGeologyQE1-996.5ENSRPodzemni Radovi, Vol 2021, Iss 38, Pp 57-65 (2021)
institution DOAJ
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language EN
SR
topic modified sulfur
dicyclopentadiene
binding agent
Geology
QE1-996.5
spellingShingle modified sulfur
dicyclopentadiene
binding agent
Geology
QE1-996.5
Đorđević Nataša G.
Vlahović Milica M.
Martinović Sanja P.
Bugarčić Mladen D.
Mihajlović Slavica R.
X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
description Secondary sulfur obtained as a by-product in the oil refining process is a major problem as an environmental pollutant. One of the possibilities of environmental protection is the use of sulfur obtained in this way as a component of sulfur concrete. Mixing of sulfur with suitable additives can provide longer working lifetime of sulfur concrete, as well as maintenance of the former physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of concrete. Such mixtures are usually called modified sulfur or sulfur cement. Secondary sulfur produced in the oil refining process by the Klaus process (approval of crude oil) cannot be used in this form. In order to be ready for the use of sulfur concrete and asphalt, it is necessary to modify elemental sulfur from cyclic to chain form, obtaining of modified sulfur whose application is as a binding agent in a concrete instead of portland cement is described in this paper. Influence of dicyclopentadien, an organic additive, on sulfur modification has been studied in this research. Microstructure and mineral analysis of modified and unmodified sulfur cement binding are performed using polarized and scanning electron microscopes and X-ray diffraction spectrometer.
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author Đorđević Nataša G.
Vlahović Milica M.
Martinović Sanja P.
Bugarčić Mladen D.
Mihajlović Slavica R.
author_facet Đorđević Nataša G.
Vlahović Milica M.
Martinović Sanja P.
Bugarčić Mladen D.
Mihajlović Slavica R.
author_sort Đorđević Nataša G.
title X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
title_short X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
title_full X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
title_fullStr X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
title_full_unstemmed X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
title_sort x-ray diffraction and sem analysis of waste sulfur modification for use in concretes
publisher Faculty of Mining and Geology, Belgrade
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/1fc7238193a84264a8729ac837cacea0
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