Alternative Design Options for Preparing Beta Gypsum-Based Gypsum Premix

Iveta Hájková; Dominik Gazdič

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.296.221

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Alternative Design Options for Preparing Beta Gypsum-Based Gypsum Premix

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Up to now, questions related to the preparation of pure sulphate binders, ie anhydrite mortar, alpha gypsum and beta gypsum, have been monitored at laboratory and pilot plant level within the framework of the work carried out at BUT. However, beta gypsum cannot be considered a high-grade sulfate binder. Therefore, the subject of this article is the use of beta gypsum to develop a gypsum premix that can be classified as a mixed sulfate binder universally applicable to the preparation of dry mortar mixtures. [1,2]

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 296)

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Iveta Hájková*, Dominik Gazdič

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Aditives, Beta Gypsum, Plaster Premixture, Plasticizer, Premix

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