| 초록 |
This study aimed to develop manufacturing technology for high-strength refractory ceramic fibers (RCFs) using fly ash, which is a highly promising material for the exterior and thermal insulation industry. The technology also contributes to reducing the environmental pollution caused by landfilling fly ash after coal is burned. Fly ash discharged from a thermal power plant, which had aluminosilicate chemical compositions, was used as the main material. From the fibrilization index calculation, we showed that the spinnability was influenced by the chemical composition of the salt-forming oxides in the fly ash compounds. We also found a correlation between the winding speed and the fiber diameter. The mechanical properties of a series of fly ash fibers were assessed by the Weibull distribution and then compared with those of the E-glass fibers that were melt-spun under an analogous condition. |
