Heat-Resistant Cement Composites Using Volcanic Pumps and Vermiculite

Tolya Khezhev; Artur Zhurtov; Gadzhimagomed H. Hadzhishalapov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.489

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Heat-Resistant Cement Composites Using Volcanic Pumps and Vermiculite

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The results of research on the development of heat-resistant cement composites using volcanic pumice and expanded vermiculite are presented. Compositions of heat-resistant cement composites are proposed that significantly reduce Portland cement consumption and simultaneously improve their heat-resistant properties. The use of basalt fibers in composites makes it possible to increase their strength, crack resistance and heat-resistant properties due to the perception of tensile temperature stresses. Part of the expensive vermiculite can be replaced by pumice without significantly increasing the average density of the composite, while their strength characteristics increase.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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489-495

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Tolya Khezhev*, Artur Zhurtov, Gadzhimagomed H. Hadzhishalapov

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Basalt Fiber, Heat-Resistant Composites, Vermiculite, Volcanic Pumice

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