Research & Reviews: Journal of Material Sciences
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ISSN:2321-6212
Fidan Tonza, Ceren Peksen and Erhan Ayas
Ondokuz Mayis University, Turkiye Anadolu University, Turkiye
ScientificTracks Abstracts: Res. Rev. J Mat. Sci
The recycling of waste materials contrubition and usage as a raw material are important in terms of conservation of natural balance and energy saving. Boron raw materials are the most important natural sources for many industrial applications such as ceramic, agriculture and construction and their values become increased with the finding of boron usage in ceramic industry. Boron is mined in Eskisehir Kirka region of Turkiye which has the biggest boron deposition of the World. Instead of recreating the raw materials, the use of boron wastes has gained importance in ceramic glaze preparation because of preserving the reserves. In the present study wastes of Eti Maden Kirka Plant were used in the production of ceramic glazes which was suitable for different types of ceramic bodies. Boron waste added transparent glazes compositions were applied on the biscuit fired ceramic samples and single firing was employed. The effects of the glaze compositions prepared with the different additons of the boron waste on the ceramic surfaces were evaluated. It was seen that the boron waste added glaze is formed on the ceramic bodies. Recent Publications: 1. Kaman D, Koroglu L, Ayas E, Guney Y (2017) The effect of heat-treated boron derivative at 600 C on the mechanical and microstruvtural properties of cement mortar, Construction and Building Materials, 154:743-7541. 2. Barutca B, Koroglu L, Ayas E, Koparal T (2018) In vitro cytotoxicity of monticellite based bioactive ceramic powder synthesized from boron derivative waste, Ceramics International. 3. Koroglu L, Butev E, Esen Z, Ayas E (2017), A novel approach for synthesis of monticellite based bioactive ceramic powders from boron derivative waste, Materials Letters, 209: 315-318. 4. Uslu T, Arol A (2004) Use of boron waste as an additive in red bricks, Waste Management, 24:217-220. 5. Kavas T (2006) Use of boron waste as a fluxing agent in production of red mud brick, Building and Environment, 41:1779-1783
Fidan Tonza graduated from Dokuz Eylul University, Faculty of Fine Arts, and Department of Ceramics in 2007. She completed her Master of Arts Degree at the same university on the subject of “Research of Eastern Mysticism, Anatolian Sufism and Ceramic Applications” in 2012. She completed her Ph.D. at Dokuz Eylul University on the subject of “The Asociation of Street Art With Ceramic Material”. She has participated in several international and national exhibitions. She has also received 3 awards. In 2011 she founded her own studio “Fidan Tonza Art Studio” in Izmir. In 2017, she started to work as an assistant professor at Samsun Ondokuz May�?±s University of Fine Arts Faculty, Ceramic-Glass Department.
Email:fidantonza@hotmail.com