Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?

Each year a substantial body of literature is published on the use of microwaves to process cement and concrete materials. Yet to date, very few if any have lead the realisation of a commercial scale industrial system and is the context under which this review has been undertaken. The state-of the–a...

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Main Authors: Buttress, A.J., Jones, D.A., Kingman, S.W.
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Published: Elsevier 2015
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author Buttress, A.J.
Jones, D.A.
Kingman, S.W.
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description Each year a substantial body of literature is published on the use of microwaves to process cement and concrete materials. Yet to date, very few if any have lead the realisation of a commercial scale industrial system and is the context under which this review has been undertaken. The state-of the–art is evaluated for opportunities, and the key barriers to the development of new microwave-based processing techniques to enhance production, processing and recycling of cement and concrete materials. Applications reviewed include pyro-processing of cement clinker; accelerated curing, non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT&E), and end-of-life processing including radionuclide decontamination.
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spelling nottingham-278522020-05-04T20:09:58Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/27852/ Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality? Buttress, A.J. Jones, D.A. Kingman, S.W. Each year a substantial body of literature is published on the use of microwaves to process cement and concrete materials. Yet to date, very few if any have lead the realisation of a commercial scale industrial system and is the context under which this review has been undertaken. The state-of the–art is evaluated for opportunities, and the key barriers to the development of new microwave-based processing techniques to enhance production, processing and recycling of cement and concrete materials. Applications reviewed include pyro-processing of cement clinker; accelerated curing, non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT&E), and end-of-life processing including radionuclide decontamination. Elsevier 2015-02 Article PeerReviewed Buttress, A.J., Jones, D.A. and Kingman, S.W. (2015) Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality? Cement and Concrete Research, 68 . pp. 112-123. ISSN 0008-8846 Microwave Processing; Clinker; Cement; Hydration; Radioactive; Waste http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0008884614002221 doi:10.1016/j.cemconres.2014.11.002 doi:10.1016/j.cemconres.2014.11.002
spellingShingle Microwave Processing; Clinker; Cement; Hydration; Radioactive; Waste
Buttress, A.J.
Jones, D.A.
Kingman, S.W.
Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title_full Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title_fullStr Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title_full_unstemmed Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title_short Microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
title_sort microwave processing of cement and concrete materials - towards an industrial reality?
topic Microwave Processing; Clinker; Cement; Hydration; Radioactive; Waste
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