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Characterize a clay product of Water treatment

Category: Arts & Education Paper Type: Report Writing Reference: IEEE Words: 600

        Elmoussaouiti, Benlalla, Assafi & Dahhou (2015) tell that present study was actually carried out for characterizing and developing the clay product. Meanwhile, alumina sludge is added as a substitute of clay [12]. Through utilizing this material, feasibility was actually demonstrated. Among all the tested properties, there is a well correlation. As alumina’s source, the preparation of ceramic materials could occur  with the use of sludge waters and clay. Assessment of sludges of water treatment’s incorporation is actually the main goal of this study. These sludges belong to the Bouregreg plant and clay’s microstructure utilized for raw materials. Testing the clay is proposed by this work for manufacturing the ceramic for incorporating the sludge of alumina [12].

        With different compositions, clay, alumina sludge, and raw materials were mixed and developed by 5-30 percent incorporating. At 1000, 900, and 800 C, these specimens were then fired. This process was carried out for the determination of Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-Diffraction etc. The specifications of tested samples showed characteristics such as a higher mechanical resistance and density without defects or deformation. For forming raw materials with lower porosity and terracotta products’ production, such materials of clay are used. A better mineralogical evolution and structural analysis was allowed with technological parameters’ specification, SEM, and XRD after stintering at the temperature of thousand celcius [12].

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