Publications by authors named "Bao-Guo Ma"
Influence of sintering temperature on the characteristics of shale brick containing oil well-derived drilling waste.
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
November 2011
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates how different sintering temperatures (950°C to 1,050°C) affect the properties of shale bricks made with oil drilling waste, focusing on characteristics like water absorption, bulk density, and compressive strength.
- Results showed that higher sintering temperatures improved the mechanical properties of the bricks, with the best outcomes observed at 1,050°C, which also met specified standards for physical properties and low heavy metal leachability.
- The findings suggest that higher temperatures enhance the liquid phase during sintering, contributing positively to the densification and overall quality of the shale bricks.
Based on the life-cycle theory, a quantitative evaluation of the environment load caused by cement manufacturing in China was carried out with the application of the CML. environmental impact assessment method. The results show that global warming potential, energy depletion potential and abiotic depletion potential make the main contribution to the environment impact, their environmental loads corresponding to identical environmental impact sorts being 2.
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