Abstract

In order to realize the recycling of calcium alumino-titanate (CAT, a solid waste), the effect of small amounts (3–9% weight ratio) of CAT on the sintering properties of the mullite–cordierite system was investigated. The thermal-shock stability, volume stability, and mechanical properties of samples with different amounts of CAT were characterized and tested. The influence of CAT on the phase composition and microstructure of the mullite–cordierite system was also deduced from thermodynamic calculations. Experimental results, which agreed with the calculations, demonstrate that CAT could promote the close combination and aggregation of matrix materials, thus strengthening the consolidation process and enhancing desirable properties.

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