Influence of Different Types of Fine Aggregate on Cement Composites Resistance to High Temperatures

Tomáš Melichar; Jiří Bydžovský

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1000.126

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Influence of Different Types of Fine Aggregate on Cement Composites Resistance to High Temperatures

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The paper discusses the impact of several selected aggregates on the basic material characteristics of cement composites. Both artificial and natural aggregates (four types in total) with different mineralogical composition were evaluated. The specimens were exposed to environments with the temperature up to 1000°C and then subjected to physico-mechanical tests. For the follow-up development of polymer-cement mortars, we selected two types of aggregates – fly ash aggloporite (FAA) and amphibolite (AMA).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1000)

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126-129

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August 2014

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Tomáš Melichar*, Jiří Bydžovský

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Alternative Raw Material, Cement Composite, Fine Aggregate, High Temperature

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