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The global construction industry consumes approximately 14 billion cubic metres of concrete each year and is responsible for close to 8 % of anthr...
Issue №2, 2026
Section: Concrete
Keywords: ultrafine fly ash, supplementary cementitious materials, high performance concrete, pozzolanic reaction, microsilica substitute, durability, coal combustion products, particle size distribution, sustainable construction
Autor: R. Dalal.
This paper provides an overview of the regulatory requirements for fly ash used as a primary component of hydraulic cements or active mineral addit...
Issue №5, 2025
Section: Standartization and quality
Keywords: fly ash, coal combustion products, waste disposal, manmade mineral raw materials, concrete production, cement production, standardization
Autor: V.R. Falikman, P.N. Sirotin.
The article describes the development of a process for producing Portland cement clinker using coal mining waste. It is proposed to include iron oc...
Issue №3, 2025
Section: Waste utilization
Keywords: waste utilization, coal screening, green economy, burnability, free lime
Autor: N.F. Bakhriev, N.S. Ibragimov, A.A. Sultanov, M.F. Bakhriev.
This article describes the means of protecting coal grinding plants from fires theand explosions, the factors on which the effectiveness of such means...
Issue №2, 2023
Section: Equipment and technology
Keywords: coal grinding, explosion protection, fire protection
Autor: V. Grosskopf.
Despite the decarbonization trend in the cement industry, which involves replacing natural fuels with alternatives, coal grinding plants are widely us...
Issue №1, 2023
Section: Equipment and technology
Keywords: coal grinding, explosion protection, fire protection
Autor: V. Grosskopf.
To prevent fires and explosions in the workplace when working with combustible dust (for example, coal dust), emergency inerting systems are u...
Issue №2, 2018
Section: Equipment and technology
Keywords: emergency inerting system, coal, combustible dust, fire protection, explosion protection, carbon dioxide, nitrogen
Autor: A. Rott.
The possibility of obtaining cement clinkers with partial replacement of natural raw materials and corrective additives with coal mining wastes, tephr...
Issue №1, 2018
Section: Waste utilization
Keywords: clinker, burning, energy saving, tefritobasalt, coal mining waste, fuel, raw material consumption.
Autor: B.T. Taymasov, Т.М. Khudyakova, N.N. Zhanikulov, A.N. Hashimov.
The article offers information on the international exhibition-forum of waste management, nature protection production technologies and renewable powe...
Issue №3, 2017
Section: Conferences, seminars, exhibitions
Keywords: WasteTech, environmental equipment, the International Solid Waste Association, natural resources, coal ash waste stations.
The work performed during replacement of coal mill filters at OAO CESLA Slantsevsky Cement Plant, part of the HeidelbergCement group of companies in R...
Issue №2, 2017
Section: Equipment and technology
Keywords: bag filter, coal grinding, emergency inerting systems
The article outlines the theoretical basis for inerting coal-air mixtures produced in grinding coal, transportation and storage of coal dust in cement...
Issue №5, 2016
Section: Ecology and safety
Keywords: coal fuel, coal grinding, fire protection, explosion protection, inerting, nitrogen
Autor: A. Rott.

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