Meng Wei, Ma Chengliang, Ge Tiezhu, Zhao Feizhong, Xiangchong
Abstract:
Using dolomite, magnesite, silica and zircon as raw materials, a stable zircon magnesite dolomite composite with CaO content of 35%, C/S ratio (CaO/SiO2 molecular ratio) of 2.5, and ZrO2 content of 2%, 4%, 6%, and 8% was prepared by two-step calcination and digestion process, The microstructure of the material was analyzed using SEM. The results showed that at 1000 ℃, zircon decomposed into CaZrO3, and calcium silicate began to form at 100 ℃. After 1300 ℃, CaO completely reacted; As the firing temperature increases, the density of the material increases, and the bulk density of the material increases to 3.113.16g/cm3 after firing at 1600 ℃; After firing at 650 ℃, the hydration weight gain of the material was 0.03% 0.07%, and f-CaO transformed into stable calcium silicate and CaZrO3 phases, significantly improving the material’s hydration resistance