Abstract

The effect of various technological parameters in the production of light porous granular crystal glass material based on zeolite-bearing rock is studied. To produce light porous crystal glass material at temperatures corresponding to the foam-glass production technology (800–900°C), the mix must be presintered at 700°C. It is found that increasing the fineness of the milling of the fritted mix to particles sizes smaller than 0.08 mm decreases the bulk density of the granular zeolite foam.

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