Sustainability of Cement and Concrete Industries Request PDF
2005年1月1日 The production of one ton of Portland cement requires 1.6 tons of raw materials [1] and about 6.5 million J/ton of energy; therefore, about one ton of carbon dioxide
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2013年3月13日 In this paper, we review the energy requirements to make materials on a global scale by focusing on the five construction materials that dominate energy used in material production: steel, cement, paper, plastics
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In the production of concrete, 1.6 billion tons of cement is used worldwide. In addition to the cement, the concrete industry is also consuming 10 billion tons of aggregates and 1 billion
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2020年12月1日 The production of Portland cement alone consumes about two times the raw materials used to produce one ton of the Portland cement (Malhotra, 2010; Purnell, 2013).
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What are the raw materials used in the manufacture of portland cement? A. The two principal materials from which portland cement is made are a material of high lime content, such as
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2018年7月10日 As a rule of thumb, one 1 m 3 of concrete contains 2 tonnes of both gravel and sand. For a good concrete mix, aggregates need to be clean, hard, strong particles free of
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2018年1月8日 Consequently, the high production levels of concrete result in high material consumption globally: ~3.8 Gt of cement, ~17.5 Gt of aggregate, and over 2 Gt of water were
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The raw materials used in cement manufacture are extracted in large quarries, typically with outputs of up to, or over, 2.5 million tonnes per year. Typically about 1.65 tonnes of limestone
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2020年1月12日 Assuming that ordinary concrete typically contains about 8% water and 75% aggregate by mass, apart from the cement used, demand would be about 1 billion tonnes of
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Table 5 below, the amounts of wood, water and electrical energy required to produce 1 ton of paper from wood and waste paper are given. According to this table, 110% more wood raw material, about ...
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Efficient use of natural resources is critical to sustainability. The steel industry uses advanced technologies and techniques to increase production yield rates, reduce its energy requirements, and facilitate the use of by-products.
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2012年12月1日 OPC is a vital construction material and also a strategic commodity (Vlasopoulos, 2010).Such is our dependence on OPC that the world currently produces nearly 3.6 billion metric tonnes of the material each year (USGS Mineral Commodities Summary, 2012), with volume predicted to rise to more than 5 billion metric tonnes by 2030 (Müller and
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2023年6月19日 Due to its inherent advantages, concrete is the most extensively used building material [].The appeal of concrete is primarily due to its superior mechanical properties and low cost [2,3,4,5].It will most likely used to produce a variety shapes and sizes of structural elements [].Furthermore, traditional concrete production is expected to reach around 6 billion tonnes
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Sustainable use of different wastewater in concrete construction: A review. Harshit Varshney, ... Iqbal Khaleel Khan, in Journal of Building Engineering, 2021. Abstract. Concrete production is consuming an enormous quantity of water for making fresh concrete. Around one billion tonnes of freshwater is used for washing aggregates, fresh concrete production, and concrete
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: The energy consumption required to produce 1 tonne of primary material (such as steel). (1) Gross Energy Requirement (GER): is the total amount of energy required for a product. (8) Materials Efficiency: Measures the amount of material not sent for permanent disposal, landfill or incineration, relative to crude steel production. (1) 2
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2017年1月1日 The chemical composition of the bagasse used in the present study was close to the ones described in the literature, with an average of 30 different untreated sugarcane bagasse samples: cellulose ...
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2021年7月15日 The high carbon emissions from cement production result from the combination of two of the three main sources of anthropogenic emissions of CO 2 to the atmosphere: i) carbonate decomposition; and ii) oxidation of fossil fuels. With roughly 60% of the raw material comprising of carbonates (mostly limestone, CaCO 3), the production of the
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2020年1月1日 The test results on the characteristics of scoria revealed that the material is suitable to be used as a supplementary cementitious material in concrete production; hence, its main constituents ...
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2020年12月29日 The textile sector was the third largest source of water degradation and land use in 2020. In that year, it took on average nine cubic metres of water, 400 square metres of land and 391 kilogrammes (kg) of raw materials to
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2023年1月2日 Plastic is a widely used material in everyday life but it requires a lot of energy to produce. To make plastic, fossil fuels are used which consume large amounts of energy and emit a large amount of greenhouse gases into
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2022年1月1日 Concrete is the most commonly used of all the building materials in the world due to its unique advantages compared to other materials [1].The main reasons for its fame are because concrete has excellent mechanical feature and affordable [2], [3], [4], [5].It also has the tendency to be designed into a variety of sizes and forms [6]. ...
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2020年3月1日 Manufacturing cement requires energy intensive processes; and consumes almost 15% of the total demand for energy in industry [3].On average, to produce one ton of cement, 3.4 GJ of thermal energy (in dry process) and 110 kWh of electrical energy are needed [4, 5].Furthermore, manufacturing a ton of cement releases 0.73–0.99 tons of CO2 [6] which
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Cement comprises about 10% of a typical concrete mix but accounts for 92% of its energy demand. Cement production requires the pyroprocessing of large quantities of raw materials in large kilns at high and sustained temperatures to produce clinker. An average of almost 5 million Btus is used per tonne of clinker.
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2019年1月1日 Statistic shows that more than 50% of world steel demand are used in construction. However, to produce these steel productions not only release CO2 but also generate tons of solid wastes, namely ...
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2022年1月1日 In total, REEs require 594% more raw elements mining than non-critical materials by comparing 1 ton of each material used in wind turbines. By comparison, based on the mass intensity for wind turbines, the raw elements mined to produce critical materials are on average 0.1% to 66% than raw elements for non-critical materials.
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2005年1月1日 The production of one ton of Portland cement requires 1.6 tons of raw materials [1] and about 6.5 million J/ton of energy; therefore, about one ton of carbon dioxide is released into the ...
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2017年7月26日 Recommended production = 1 bag of cement to produce 35 blocks. Step 1: Calculate the volume of ... We can therefore estimate the quantity of materials to be purchased; If 1 bag of cement is needed for ... therefore, 41 m 3 of sand (about 67.60 tonnes assuming the density of dry sand = 1600 kg/m 3) is needed to make 3000 blocks. For a ...
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2020年5月26日 Iron ores consist predominantly of the iron oxide minerals hematite (Fe 2 O 3) and magnetite (Fe 3 O 4).The primary intermixed non-iron oxides are SiO 2, Al 2 O 3, MnO, and MgO, and are referred to as gangue.Both pellets and sinter can be produced from a mixture of hematite and magnetite; essentially all the input magnetite is oxidized to hematite when pellets
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Consequently, a significant amount of carbon dioxide (CO 2) is released to the air during the production stage of these materials. For example, to produce 1 tonne of cement it is necessary to use 125 kW of electricity and to emit about 0.89 tonnes of
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