OBTAINING SULFUR CEMENT FROM WASTE HYDROCARBON RAW MATERIALS

S. S. Satayeva, Rosa I. Jussupkaliyeva, Zh.T. Yerzhanova, A.S. Kupeshova, А. U. Imangaliyeva, А.S. Kalauova, D.S. Nazarova, Bayan E. Khamzina, R.I. G.B Zhumagalieva

2022

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DOI 10.31788/rjc.2022.1558110

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Abstract

The paper developed a technology for the production of sulfur cement from industrial sulfur waste. Fuel oil from the Atyrau oil refinery was used as a modifier. The filler is the local raw material, quartz sand of the West Kazakhstan region. It is shown that the resulting sulfur cement has improved performance properties: moisture resistance, chemical resistance, frost resistance, compressive strength, bending strength, and tensile strength. The use of technical sulfur waste allows for solving the problems of ecology and the construction industry.