Micronized Fly Ash Prepared through Microbiolization and Ball Milling and Its Reinforcement to NR |
Received:June 29, 2021 Revised:June 29, 2021 |
DOI:10.12136/j.issn.1000-890X.2022.12.0883 |
Key Words: fly ash;microbiolization;corrosion;ball milling;micronization;NR;reinforcement |
Author Name | Affiliation | E-mail | MENG Ziyi | Hubei University of Technology | bluesmengz@163.com | LIU Yongming | Beihang University | | KUAI Rong | Hubei University of Technology | | LEI Qianjie | Hubei University of Technology | | FU Xudong | Hubei University of Technology | | ZHANG Rong | Hubei University of Technology | | HU Shengfei | Hubei University of Technology | | Liu Qingting* | Hubei University of Technology | liuqt@hbut.edu.cn |
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Abstract: |
In the first step,the fly ash was subjected to microbial corrosion treatment,and then the
micronized fly ash was prepared by ball-milling process. After 20 min of ball milling,the average particle
size of the fly ash was effectively reduced from about 1 250 nm to 194 nm,which was significantly smaller
than that of the fly ash (about 504 nm) obtained by direct ball milling under the same conditions. More
importantly,there were still hydrophilic and lipophilic biofilms on the surface of the microbial modified fly
ash even after ball milling,which was beneficial to improve the interface compatibility of the fly ash and
organic materials. The tensile strength of natural rubber(NR) composites with micronized fly ash/carbon
black blend could reach 24. 6 MPa,which was equivalent to that of NR composite reinforced by carbon black
alone. The scanning electron microscope analysis also confirmed that the compatibility of the micronized fly
ash after microbiolization and ball milling treatment with NR was greatly improved. |
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