Properties of a Low-Carbon Cement with 90% of Industrial Refuse

Quan Lin Niu; Chong Zhi Li; Shu Qing Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.477.91

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Study on Effect of Carbonation Curing for Cement Minerals and Clinker
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The Effect of Activators on the Fly Ash-Based Geopolymers
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Comparison of Fluidity between Metakaolin and Silica Fume Concretes
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Influence of the Fineness of Micro-Fines on the Performance of Cement and Mortar
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Properties of a Low-Carbon Cement with 90% of Industrial Refuse

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Material composition, mix proportion and physical properties of a low carbon cement with 90% of industrial refuse, properties of the cement was measured according to chinese national standard GB1346-2001 and GB175-2008. It is seen that the cement had good soundness, long setting time, low water requirement for standard consistency, good initial fluidity and high final strength as well, the properties are beneficial for the construction of highway engineering, underwater engineering and large volume concrete engineering.

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Quan Lin Niu, Chong Zhi Li, Shu Qing Zhao

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Cement, Consistency, Setting-Time, Soundness, Strength

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