Testing and Evaluation on Fractal Characteristic of Cementing Materials Powder

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The cement powder materials are evaluated by fractal theory. Fractal characteristic parameters are analysed and evaluated by the method of laser particle size analyzer, microscope, transmission electron microscope. In this paper, cement powder materials has good self-similarity. Fractal dimension of grading is tested and evaluated by laser particle size analyzer, fractal dimension of cluster is tested by microscope, fractal characteristic of particle distribution is tested by transmission electron microscope. Compared with traditional weight of screen residue and specific surface area, those methods are more careful. Fineness fractal parameters and activity of ultra fine fly ash and pulverized slag have good linear dependence relation that is evaluated by fractal dimensions. Fractal characteristics provide an important basis to further explore the inherent relation of cement powder materials and concrete material density effect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 374-377)

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1848-1853

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October 2011

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