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Specifics of drying of building ceramics made using lubricant-coolant waste

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Based on a study of the main physicochemical processes in the clay — water — surfactant system, the paper shows the possibility of using coolant-lubricant liquids in the production of building ceramics without significant changes in the technological process. In this way the duration of drying is reduced, heat energy is saved, and the amount of waste is decreased.

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  1. KPI National Technical University of UKraine, Kiev, Ukraine

    V. S. Paleichuk, V. A. Krupa & V. V. Tkach

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 3, pp. 23–25, March, 2000.

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Paleichuk, V.S., Krupa, V.A. & Tkach, V.V. Specifics of drying of building ceramics made using lubricant-coolant waste. Glass Ceram 57, 98–100 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02681518

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