Scientific work on obtaining pigments of different colors from the ‘red sludge’ at the Bogoslovskii Aluminum Plant has been performed. Atechnology for producing red pigments (heat treatment at 290 – 850°C) and black pigments (heat treatment in a controlled atmosphere at temperature 500 – 1000°C) has been developed. Ceramic pigments with the crystal lattice structure of chain pyroxenes and garnets are obtained from red sludge at temperatures 900 – 1100°C. These investigations are aimed at expanding the raw materials base of pigments and reducing their production costs by recycling the wastes.
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Katyshev, S.F., Rukhlyadeva, M.S., Nikonenko, E.A. et al. Obtaining Composite Pigments From Technogenic Wastes From Alumina Production. Glass Ceram 72, 303–305 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-015-9779-2
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