Effects of Waste Glass and Expanded Clay Dust on Physical, Mechanical, and Thermal Properties of Autoclaved Silicate Composites

Sarsenbek A. Montayev, Болатбек Сахиев, Agnieszka Dąbska, Ainur Montayeva, Karzhaubay Dosov, Muratbai Ryskaliyev

2026

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DOI 10.51847/5u62efqamt
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Abstract

Incorporating mineral by-products into autoclaved silicate products can reduce virgin-material consumption and alter their thermal and mechanical performance. This study evaluated factory-derived sand-lime silicate composites modified with ground waste glass and expanded clay dust. An unmodified factory silicate mass served as the reference. It wascompared descriptively with three modified formulations containing silicate mass, waste glass, and expanded clay dust at mass ratios of 87/3/10, 75/5/