Letters to the EditorExtension of preparation methods employed with ceramic materials to carbon honeycomb monoliths
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2022, Environmental Technology and InnovationCitation Excerpt :Subsequently, we demonstrated that some of the above mentioned natural clays extruded as honeycomb monoliths were similarly capable to retain cadmium from water (Ahrouch et al., 2020). The fabrication of the honeycomb monoliths from the clay powders was possible without additives, except water, and was carried out through extrusion following Casagrande’s methodology to predict the extrudibility of the corresponding pastes (Gatica et al., 2004). After drying the monoliths overnight at 60 °C, they were subjected to a calcination treatment at 400 °C (4 h) and 450 °C (5 h) for the ST and I-S samples, respectively, in order to make the materials waterproof according to the methodology previously reported (Cifredo et al., 2010).
Whey as a sustainable binder for the production of extruded activated carbon
2022, Journal of Environmental Chemical EngineeringCitation Excerpt :Binders are thus essential in the production of extruded ACs. They provide of fluidity to the mixture permitting the extrusion [11,12]. This process is usually carried out by applying pressure and temperature to the mixture, which improves the final quality of the pellets [13].