Economic and practical feasibility of using ash and slag mixture and phosphoric slag in the production of ceramic bricks based on bentonite clay

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Research demonstrates cost-effective ceramic bricks using ash and slag mixtures and phosphoric slag, highlighting resource sustainability.

The optimal mixture for M125 brand ceramic bricks includes 35% phosphoric slag and 15% ash and slag mixture, improving production efficiency.
Incorporating waste materials significantly lowers production costs and mitigates environmental pollution—benefiting ecological systems.
Observational analysis on the use of bentonite clay with additives reveals challenges in producing bricks without preservatives.
Transitioning to waste-based compositions highlights the importance of sustainable practices in the ceramics industry.

Safronov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Research demonstrates cost-effective ceramic bricks using ash and slag mixtures and phosphoric slag, highlighting resource sustainability.