STUDY OF THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION PROCESS OF MAGNESIUM OXIDEOBTAINED FROM SERPENTINITE WASTE OF CHRYSOTILE-ASBESTOS

STUDY OF THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION PROCESS OF MAGNESIUM OXIDEOBTAINED FROM SERPENTINITE WASTE OF CHRYSOTILE-ASBESTOS

Authors

  • A.P. Auyeshov M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University, Shymkent, Kazakhstan
  • K.T. Arynov Institute of Innovation Researches and Technologies, Almaty, Kazakhstan
  • Sh.Z. Yeskibayeva M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University, Shymkent, Kazakhstan
  • A.M. Ibraeva M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University, Shymkent, Kazakhstan
  • E.M. Djoldasova M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University, Shymkent, Kazakhstan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55956/WSWX7050

Keywords:

hydromagnesite, magnesium binders, X-ray phase analysis, thermography, magnesium oxide, decarbonization, magnesium chloride

Abstract

Hydromagnesite was used as raw material for the production of magnesian binder. The raw material contains the main substance (98.5-99.1%), as well as a small amount of impurity metals (wt. %): Si – 0.26-0.31; Ca – 0.22-0.38; Mn – 0.18-0.36; Na – 0.16-0.42. The total impurity content does not exceed 1-1.5%. The results of X-ray phase and thermographic studies of the thermal decomposition of hydromagnesite – tetrahydrate magnesium dihydrocarbonate – are presented. Calcination of hydromagnesite at a temperature of 550°C with an isothermal holding time of 60-120 minutes shows that, starting from 60 minutes of isothermal holding, the mass loss does not change significantly and averages 55.6%. Thus, the mass of the decomposition product magnesium oxide is 44.4%. It has been shown that the physicochemical factors determining the degree of conversion of brucite and hydromagnesite into magnesium oxide are the firing temperature and isothermal holding time.

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Published online

2025-06-30

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Chemical Technologies
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