
Geopolymers and Other Geosynthetics
- 180 pages
- English
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Geopolymers and Other Geosynthetics
About this book
Geopolymers are applied to material classes that are chemically transformed from low crystallinity aluminusilicates to three-dimensional inorganic polymers (tectosilicates). The resulting material has properties similar to natural minerals, so it is called artificial rock. However, these materials exhibit a chemical composition and mineralogical structure similar to feldspar, feldspathoidal, and zeolites consisting of a polymeric Si–O– Al framework, with a microcrystalline or an amorphous structure. Although geopolymers have attractive engineering and environmental characteristics, there are some challenges in commercializing these materials. In this book, these challenges will be addressed along with introducing the functional geopolymers as an effective approach to commercializing these materials and making them economically feasible.
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Table of contents
- Geopolymers and Other Geosynthetics
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter1 Introductory Chapter: Case Studies of Functional Geopolymers
- Chapter2 Advanced GeopolymerizationTechnology
- Chapter3 Summary of Some Selected Characterization Methods of Geopolymers
- Chapter4 Geopolymer Bricks Using Iron OreTailings, Slag Sand, Ground Granular Blast Furnace Slag and Fly Ash
- Chapter5 Utilization of Iron Ore MinesWaste as Civil Construction Material through Geopolymer Reactions
- Chapter6 Survey of Bauxite Resources, Alumina Industry and the Prospects of the Production of Geopolymer Composites from the Resulting by-product
- Chapter7 Thermal Evolution of Geopolymer in the Process of High-Temperature Treatment
- Chapter8 Review of Sustainable Geosynthetic DevelopmentTrend with Environmental Adaptive and Eco-Environmental Performances Point of View
- Chapter9 Analysis of the Creep and the Influence on the Modulus Improvement Factor (MIF) in Polyolefin Geocells Using the Stepped Isothermal Method
- Chapter10 The Assessment Strategy for Selecting and Evaluating Geoenvironmental Remediation