Application Progress in the Preparation of Eco-Friendly Composite Ceramics from Solid Waste

Against increasingly prominent resource and environmental issues, the resource utilization of solid waste has become a research hotspot. The preparation of environmentally friendly composite ceramics using solid waste as the primary raw material not only facilitates the resource utilization of solid waste and ecological improvement, but also enables low-cost green ceramic manufacturing. This paper focuses on the application of coal-based solid waste, smelting slag, desert sand, and mining tailings in eco-friendly composite ceramics, and points out some challenges encountered in the practical application and development of converting solid waste into composite ceramic raw materials.

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Energy & Environment Management
Published
2025-05-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.63333/eem.v1n22
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Recycled Aggregate Concrete Performance
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Application Progress in the Preparation of Eco-Friendly Composite Ceramics from Solid Waste

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Abstract

Against increasingly prominent resource and environmental issues, the resource utilization of solid waste has become a research hotspot. The preparation of environmentally friendly composite ceramics using solid waste as the primary raw material not only facilitates the resource utilization of solid waste and ecological improvement, but also enables low-cost green ceramic manufacturing. This paper focuses on the application of coal-based solid waste, smelting slag, desert sand, and mining tailings in eco-friendly composite ceramics, and points out some challenges encountered in the practical application and development of converting solid waste into composite ceramic raw materials.

Energy & Environment ManagementVol. 1(2)
University of Central Florida (US), Inner Mongolia University of Technology (CN)
Inner Mongolia University, Inner Mongolia University of Technology
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
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