Asbestos has been used by automobile, construction, manufacturing, power, and chemical
industries for many years due to its particular properties, ie high tensile strength, non …

Asbestos is a group of six major silicate minerals that belong to the serpentine and
amphibole families, and include chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, anthophyllite, tremolite and …

The reuse of solid waste by the cement industry promises a reduction in the amount of raw
materials used for the production of clinker (clay and limestone), which may result in lower …

The demand for sustainable and eco-friendly construction materials has led to the
development of a new type of geopolymer known as “just add water” or one-part …

Owing to its carcinogenic potential and the environmental impacts associated with its
disposal, the search for inertization technologies that enable the reuse of asbestos cement …

The study examined building materials containing asbestos, which have been considered
hazardous waste for several years. Samples were taken from various places in Poland. The …

The need to remove, eliminate the hazard, and correctly dispose of asbestos-cement
artifacts found in buildings or incorrectly in the environment is considered a global problem …

This article explores the impact of thermally treated asbestos-cement waste (ACW T) on
metakaolin-based geopolymers, using liquid sodium silicate (LSS) and liquid potassium …

Here, we propose a mechanochemical route to manage the disposal of asbestos fibers
material from raw chrysotile and asbestos cement, using it as a nutrient source for …

The asbestos wastes were exploited for extraction of magnesium by agitation leaching
process in atmospheric conditions, using hydrochloric acid as the leaching agent. The study …