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Research on preparation of particles by crushing the waste glass which contains lead and the addition technique in concrete

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Pages 72-81 | Received 14 Oct 2018, Accepted 03 Feb 2019, Published online: 25 Nov 2019
 

Abstract

Untreated leaded waste glasses will pollute the environment which can release lead ions. Which is can be solidified into the concrete after being broken. Then the pollution problems could be solved, and the concrete slabs would radiation protection specialty of be increased. In this paper, the entire process of the crushing of waste glass which contains lead and its addition technique in concrete could be designed and researched after the FEM and EDEM analysis. A new double toothed roll crusher was studied base on the traditional crashers in this paper, and its work mechanism, structure and technique characteristics were introduced to crash the glass into the specified size. The morphological structure and optical transparence of the particles could be watched through a wide depth of field microscope.

Acknowledgement

The authors would like to acknowledge the support by the Department of Education Industry-learning Collaboration Foundation, China (201802153030), and Project oriented learning and innovative experiment program for Undergraduates (2018XJXZ099).

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