Estudio cinético de la deshidratación térmica del fosfoyeso
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https://doi.org/10.3989/mc.2015.07214Palabras clave:
Fosfoyeso, Cinética, Deshidratación, Comportamiento térmico, CementoResumen
El fosfoyeso es un subproducto procedente del procesado de la roca fosfato. Una de las posibles vías de reutilización y revalorización es su uso como regulador del fraguado en la industria cementera. Debido a los posibles problemas de falso fraguado asociado a los procesos de deshidratación que tienen lugar durante la molienda del cemento, esta investigación estudió el comportamiento térmico, bajo condiciones no-isotérmicas en atmósfera de argón, de dos fosfoyesos, mediante TG-DTA y DSC. Los ensayos de DSC se realizaron hasta los 350 °C a diferentes velocidades de calentamiento. La temperatura de conversión del yeso a las formas de hemihidrato y anhidrita y el calor de hidratación fueron determinados. Las cinéticas de reacción fueron obtenidas analizando los datos de DSC mediante varios métodos. Se calculó la energía de activación y el factor de frecuencia para las reacciones de deshidratación del subproducto. Los valores de energía de activación de las principales reacciones de deshidratación del fosfoyeso fueron obtenidos, aproximadamente 61-118 kJ/mol.
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