SUMMARIZING RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SILICATE WASTE RESEARCH GROUP, UNIVERSITY OF MISKOLC, WITHIN THE RING 2017 PROJECT

In the present paper the main research results are summarized that were carried out under the umbrella of the project entitled Sustainable Raw Material Management Thematic Network - RING 2017 and that are related to the Innovative Silicate Bearing Waste Recycling Research Group. The following themat...

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Published inGeosciences and Engineering Vol. 8; no. 12; pp. 15 - 32
Main Authors Mucsi, Gábor, Szabó, Roland, Halyag, Nóra, Ambrus, Mária, Kocserha, István, Géber, Róbert, Mádai, Ferenc, Kristály, Ferenc, Móricz, Ferenc, Rácz, Ádám, Bohács, Katalin, Gregus, Éva, Csák, Csilla, Marinkás, György, Debreczeni, Ákos, Molnár, József
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Miskolc University of Miskolc 01.01.2020
Subjects
Demolition
Energy
Experiments
Fine grinding
Fourier transforms
Geopolymers
Grinding
Insulation
Landfill
Legal issues
Outdoor air quality
Particle size
Product development
Raw materials
Recycled materials
Recycling
Rings (mathematics)
Slag
Sustainable materials
Waste disposal
Waste management
Waste materials
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Summary:In the present paper the main research results are summarized that were carried out under the umbrella of the project entitled Sustainable Raw Material Management Thematic Network - RING 2017 and that are related to the Innovative Silicate Bearing Waste Recycling Research Group. The following thematic research directions were created: nano grinding and the development of fine grinding for mechanical activation; geopolymer raw materials; geopolymer foam; mineralogical investigation of silicate bearing wastes and recycled products; utilization of construction and demolition waste and industrial by-products; and legal issues of silicate bearing waste recycling and selective mining. As a result of the research work it was found that geopolymer composites can be produced from various waste streams. Shortcomings of the current regulation and the soft-law regulating tools are addressed, which are meant to shape the future development of the field.
ISSN:2063-6997