Analysis of Portland Cement Hydration Mechanism and its Material Applications in Engineering

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On the basis to clarify the Portland cement hydration mechanism, we have a brief analysis of research methods about Portland cement hydration mechanism, mainly including the hydration heat, ultrasonic method, resistivity method, mercury intrusion method, chemical combine method, CH quantitative measurement, X-ray diffraction method, scanning electron microscopy, providing a theoretical basis of Portland cement hydration mechanism and its material applications in engineering for further study and improvement.

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October 2012

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