Analysis of heat transfer properties and advantages of perlite-filled insulation bricks
Keywords:
brick, insulation, perlite, heat transfer analysis
Abstract
Perlite has recently emerged as a material used especially in the construction industry. The light brick is obtained by using light materials such as cement, sand, water, and perlite in brick production. Especially recently, studies have been carried out to make the bricks lighter using mines such as perlite. The reason for doing all of these studies is not to add resistance to the brick, but to increase the insulation of the bricks. It is of great importance that the bricks used in the construction industry are both lightweight and good insulation material. In our study, the perlite-filled insulation bricks were examined and the effect of these bricks on insulation was examined and interpreted.
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[4] Öncül, M. K. (1975). Turkey Industry Perlite, Perlite 26. International Annual Congress, May, Athens, s.35-43.
[5] Hassan, A., Arif,Mm., Sharıq, M. (2019). Use of Geopolymer Concrete for a Cleaner and Sustainable Environment-A Review of Mechanical Properties and Microstructure, Journal of Cleaner Production, 223, 704-728.
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[7] RAY, A., SRIRAVINDRARAJAH, R., GVERBOIS, J. B, THOMAS, P. S, BORDER, S., RAY, H.N, HAGGMAN, J., JOYCE, P. (2007). Evaluation of Waste Perlite Fines in The Production of Construction Material. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 88(1), s.279-283.
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[10] Işık, İ. (1995). Brick and Tile Production Technology Lecture Notes, Dumlupınar University Ceramic Engineering Department, Kütahya.
[11] Yücelan, C. (1986). Insulation Details with Perlite Products TÜBİTAK Information Profile, TÜBİTAK Publications, Ankara, pp.76-77.
Published
2020-12-31
How to Cite
Ekin, G., & Toklu, E. (2020). Analysis of heat transfer properties and advantages of perlite-filled insulation bricks. Journal of Engineering Research and Applied Science, 9(2), 1588-1596. Retrieved from http://journaleras.com/index.php/jeras/article/view/220
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