Backfill Composite Made from Technogenic Waste with Controlled Volume Stability

The study presents the development of a backfill composite based on technogenic waste with controlled volumetric stability, ensuring complete filling of underground voids while maintaining high strength performance. The formulation incorporates beneficiation and metallurgical wastes, as well as activators, foaming agents, and reinforcing fibers. A comprehensive analysis of strength, pore structure, and fracturing was performed using CT-scanning, 3D reconstruction, and fractal analysis. It was established that fibers of different nature exert multidirectional effects on porosity and strength, with basalt fiber contributing to the formation of a hierarchically stable structure. The results obtained confirm the feasibility of producing an environmentally efficient backfill material for safe mineral resource extraction.