Mechanical, durability, depolluting and electrical properties of multifunctional mortars prepared with commercial or waste carbon-based fillers

•Commercial and waste carbon-based fillers are compared in lime-based mixes.•Waste fillers increase the compressive strength of lime-based mixes.•Waste fillers decrease lime-based mixes water suction and increase VOCs adsorption.•Waste fillers increase electrical conductivity and EMI SE of lime-base...

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Veröffentlicht in:Construction & building materials 2021-05, Vol.283, p.122768, Article 122768
Hauptverfasser: Mobili, Alessandra, Belli, Alberto, Giosuè, Chiara, Pierpaoli, Mattia, Bastianelli, Luca, Mazzoli, Alida, Ruello, Maria Letizia, Bellezze, Tiziano, Tittarelli, Francesca
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Zusammenfassung:•Commercial and waste carbon-based fillers are compared in lime-based mixes.•Waste fillers increase the compressive strength of lime-based mixes.•Waste fillers decrease lime-based mixes water suction and increase VOCs adsorption.•Waste fillers increase electrical conductivity and EMI SE of lime-based mixes.•Waste fillers are a sustainable and cheap alternative for multifunctional mixes. Carbon-based fillers from industrial wastes and commercial ones were compared to improve the properties of lime-based mixes. As commercial fillers, graphene nanoplatelets and activated carbon were used, whereas as industrial wastes a char obtained by the gasification of biomasses and a used foundry sand were chosen. Carbon-based wastes were found to be a good cost-effective alternative to commercial carbon based fillers to increase the compressive strength (of about 25%) and to reduce water capillary absorption (of about 50%) thanks to the paste refinement; to enhance depollution capacity (of about 25%) and increase both electrical conductivity (up to 65%) and electromagnetic shielding effectiveness (of about 6%) of the hardened compounds thanks to the carbon content.
ISSN:0950-0618
1879-0526
DOI:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2021.122768