Effect of temperature-rising inhibitor on the hydration and performance of cemented paste-filling material
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Abstract
The addition of a temperature-rising inhibitor (TRI) to aeolian sand paste materials (ASPM) to produce paste-like filling mining materials can solve multiple problems. First, it may alleviate the environmental problems caused by solid waste treatment in mines to achieve sustainable use of solid waste. Second, It may solve the problem of rapid temperature rise in mines caused by the rapid heat release during filling body hydration. Therefore, this study explored the hydration of an ASPM with different TRI contents and its mechanical properties, setting time, and microstructure. The results show that at TRI contents of 0%–1.0%, the peak heat-release rate of the ASPM is reduced by 16.0%, the early hydration heat release is reduced by 14.2%, and the delay of the heat-release peak is more prominent. TRI inhibits the hydration of ASPM primarily within 7 d, which reduces the early strength of the ASPM by a maximum of 43.4%. However, with the increase in age, the strength difference gradually decreases, and TRI even becomes beneficial for the development of strength in later stages. In addition, the high content of TRI has a significant retarding effect on ASPM hydration. The temperature rise test shows that TRI can reduce the temperature increase rate and delay the peak temperature increase rate, which can effectively solve the problem of concentrated heat release by backfill. This paper provides a theoretical basis for the application of TRIs in cemented paste backfill.
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OpenAlex topics: Tailings Management and Properties · Rock Mechanics and Modeling · Geotechnical and Geomechanical Engineering
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