Research on Physical and Hydration Heat Characteristics of the Multi-Component Cementitious Materials

Li Bo Bian; Juan Hong Liu; Li Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.866.94

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Research on Physical and Hydration Heat Characteristics of the Multi-Component Cementitious Materials

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In order to get the various strength grade of the cement and know the characterics of the hydration heat of multi-component cementitious binders, in this paper, we get the component-cement with low content clinker and high content admixture. The cement properties, the hydration heat properties and the self-construction properties of composite cementitious binders with different rations of the mixture are tested.The results showed that the 56^th compressive strength can get 58.4Mpa which is 4.4MPa higher than the traditional cement.The hydration heat of cement with high dosage admixture has a greatly reduction. The heat amount and the hydration release speed are both lower than the tradtional . The value of self-constriction is obviously decreased.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 866)

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Li Bo Bian*, Juan Hong Liu, Li Li

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Compressive Strength, Hydration Heat, Self-Constriction, Specific Surface Area

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