Utilizing Ceramic Industry Waste Investigations

Rahul Kumar

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English

Mohammed Abdul Malik
01 March 2024

Chemistry; Waste management; Materials science; Environmental science, engineering & technology; Waste treatment & disposal

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The ceramic industry is known for its production of various types of ceramics, such as tiles, pottery, and sanitaryware. However, this sector also generates a significant amount of waste during the manufacturing process. To address the environmental and economic challenges posed by this waste, researchers and industry professionals have been conducting investigations into the potential utilization of ceramic industry waste.

These investigations aim to identify innovative ways to repurpose and recycle the waste generated by ceramic production. Researchers explore different techniques to transform the waste into valuable materials or products. This waste may include discarded ceramics, excess raw materials, or waste generated during the production and finishing processes.

One area of investigation involves studying the feasibility of using ceramic waste as a raw material in the construction industry. Waste ceramics can be crushed and used as aggregates in concrete production, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional aggregates like gravel and sand. This approach not only reduces the demand for natural resources but also improves the mechanical properties of concrete.

Additionally, researchers are investigating the use of ceramic waste in the manufacturing of ceramic-based products. By incorporating waste materials into new ceramic formulations, it is possible to reduce the reliance on virgin raw materials while maintaining the desired quality and aesthetics.

Moreover, ceramic waste investigations focus on developing efficient recycling techniques. These may involve advanced sorting and separation methods to recover valuable components from the waste stream, such as metals or rare-earth elements used in ceramic glazes. By extracting these valuable resources, the industry can reduce its environmental footprint and decrease its dependency on primary raw materials.

Utilizing ceramic industry waste through these investigations holds great potential for sustainable development. It not only minimizes waste disposal and associated environmental impacts but also promotes resource conservation and circular economy principles. Through ongoing research and collaboration between academia, industry, and policymakers, the ceramic sector can transform its waste into valuable resources and contribute to a more sustainable future.

By: Rahul Kumar
Imprint: Mohammed Abdul Malik
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 9mm
Weight: 404g
ISBN: 9798224854530
Pages: 168
Publication Date: 01 March 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active