KALSİT İLAVELİ JEOPOLİMER MALZEMELERİ SİNTERLEMENİN GÖZENEKLİLİĞE ETKİLERİ - SINTERING OF CALCITE ADDED GEOPOLYMERIC MATERIALS EFFECTS ON POROSITY
KALSİT İLAVELİ JEOPOLİMER MALZEMELERİ SİNTERLEMENİN GÖZENEKLİLİĞE ETKİLERİ - SINTERING OF CALCITE ADDED GEOPOLYMERIC MATERIALS EFFECTS ON POROSITY
Yazar: Koç, Muhterem; Zeybek, Sadrettin
Dergi: Celal Bayar Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Dergisi, Vol. 10 No. 1, 2015
Anahtar kelimeler: Uçucu kül, Kalsit, Jeopolimer, Sinterleme, Gözeneklilik ; Fly ash, calcite, geopolymer, sintering, porosity

KALSİT İLAVELİ JEOPOLİMER MALZEMELERİ SİNTERLEMENİN GÖZENEKLİLİĞE ETKİLERİBu çalışmada, uçucu kül esaslı jeopolimerlere kalsit ilavesiyle elde edilen malzemelerin farklı sıcaklıklarda sinterlenmesi ile gözenekliliğe etkileri araştırılmıştır. Bu amaçla, uçucu kül (100U) ve %20 kalsit ilaveli uçucu kül(80U20K) ile jeopolimerik kompozisyonlar hazırlanmıştır. Bu kompozisyonların sodyum hidroksit (12M), sodyum silikat çözeltileriyle aktive edilmesi ve daha sonra numunelerin 80°C’de 24 saat kürlenmesi ile jeopolimerik yapılar elde edilmiştir. Elde edilen jeopolimerik numuneler, 500, 700 ve 900°C’de 30 dakika süreyle sinterlenmiştir. Jeopolimer malzemelerde kalsitin sinterleme davranışlarına etkisi termal analiz (DSC) ile belirlenmiştir. Üretilen malzemeler faz analizi (XRD), gözenek boyutu (civa porozimetre), görünür yoğunluk, açık gözeneklilik ve su emme analizleri ile karakterize edilmiştir. Sinterleme sıcaklığının artması ile malzemelerde açık gözeneklilik değerlerinde azalma meydana gelmiştir. Jeopolimer malzemelerin 900°C’de sinterlenmesi ile nefelin gibi camsı fazların oluşumu, 100U numunesinde açık gözeneklilik değerini %29,78’den %12,30’a düşürürken, 80U20K numunesinde ise %39,23’den % 32,65’e düşüş SINTERING OF CALCITE ADDED GEOPOLYMERIC MATERIALS EFFECTS ON POROSITYIn this study, the effects of sintering at different temperatures on porosity of materials produced by addition of calcite in fly ash based geopolymers are investigated. For this purpose, geopolymeric compositions are prepared by fly ash (100U) and 20% calcite added fly ash (80U20K). Activating of these compositions with sodium hydroxide(12M) and sodium silicate solutions and then curing of the samples at 80 °C for 24 hours geopolymeric structures are obtained. The produced geopolymeric samples are sintered at 500°C, 700°C, and 900°C temperatures for 30 minutes. The temperature increase rate is 5°C/min. The effects of calcite in geopolymeric materials on sintering behaviour are determined by thermal analysis (DSC). The produced materials are characterized by phase analysis (XRD), porous size (mercury porosimeter), apparent density, open porosity, and water absorption analysis. As the sintering temperature is increased, open porosity values in materials decrease. Emergence of glassy phases such as nepheline by sintering the geopolymeric materials at 900°C, decrease 100U sample open porosity value from %29.78 to 12.30%, 80U20K sample value from %39.23 to 32.65%. Calcite addition to the materials provides porosity in the samples at 900°C, the temperature at which glassy phases emerge.

In this study, the effects of sintering at different temperatures on porosity of materials produced by addition of calcite in fly ash based geopolymers are investigated. For this purpose, geopolymeric compositions are prepared by fly ash (100U) and 20% calcite added fly ash (80U20K). Activating of these compositions with sodium hydroxide(12M) and sodium silicate solutions and then curing of the samples at 80 °C for 24 hours geopolymeric structures are obtained. The produced geopolymeric samples are sintered at 500°C, 700°C, and 900°C temperatures for 30 minutes. The temperature increase rate is 5°C/min. The effects of calcite in geopolymeric materials on sintering behaviour are determined by thermal analysis (DSC). The produced materials are characterized by phase analysis (XRD), porous size (mercury porosimeter), apparent density, open porosity, and water absorption analysis. As the sintering temperature is increased, open porosity values in materials decrease. Emergence of glassy phases such as nepheline by sintering the geopolymeric materials at 900°C, decrease 100U sample open porosity value from %29.78 to 12.30%, 80U20K sample value from %39.23 to 32.65%. Calcite addition to the materials provides porosity in the samples at 900°C, the temperature at which glassy phases emerge