Journal
Binders containing conventional additive-free Portland cement, calcined shale, ground granulated blast furnace slag and limestone were examined using ...
| Issue №5, 2015 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: blended cement, Portland cement, blast furnace slag, burnt oil shale, limestone, hydration |
| Autor: T. Matschei, T. Schmidt. |
The issue of cement plastification in alkaline environment determined by the presence of alkali metal compounds, and the ways of its solution, was ana...
| Issue №5, 2015 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: alkaline cement, plastification, chemical admixture, surfactant, alkaline cement, granulated blast furnace slag, cement paste, plastic strength, compatibility |
| Autor: P.V. Krivenko, R.F. Runova, I.I. Rudenko. |
A study was made of hydration of mixed cements including Portland cement clinker and some silica-containing materials. Differences were identified in ...
| Issue №4, 2010 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: Mixed binders; granulated blast furnace slag; ash-slag waste; cement hydration; strength growth of cement stone |
| Autor: V.A. Svidersky, V.V. Tokarchuk, N.E. Sobolev, S.N. Chepurko. |
As hydration of pure cement pastes proceeds, unhydrated cement particles hydrolyse, hydration products are formed and the degree of hydration continuo...
| Issue №1, 2012 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: blast-furnace slag, Portland cement, hydration, electron microscopy, thermogravimetry |
| Autor: E. Gruyaert, N. De Belie. |
The European cement standard EN 197-1 defines Portland composite cements (CEM II-M) which are characterized by two or more main constituents i...
| Issue №1, 2011 |
| Section: Application of cement |
| Keywords: cement standard; durability; Portland composite cement; granulated blast furnace slag |
| Autor: R. Härdtl, M. Dietermann, K. Schmidt. |
Changes in the composition of ordinary Portland cement blended with either Class F fly ash or blast furnace slag at 30% replacement of cement have...
| Issue №1, 2011 |
| Section: Application of cement |
| Keywords: blended cement; fly ash; blast furnace slag; hydration; phase composition |
| Autor: K. Luke, E.E. Lachowski. |
The potential of slag Portland cement with high (50%) content of granulated blast furnace slag to prevent negative consequences for the qu...
| Issue №3, 2011 |
| Section: Concrete |
| Keywords: concrete corrosion, slag Portland cement, blast-furnace slag |
| Autor: G.S. Royak, I.V. Granovskaya. |
The potential of the centrifugal-impact grinding of the blast furnace slag and the properties of blast furnace binders based on it are examined. It wa...
| Issue №4, 2011 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: blast furnace slag, centrifugal impact crushing |
| Autor: A.V. Artamonova, K.M. Voronin. |
Development of new CEM X cements based on ground granulated blast furnace slag, fly ash and clinker.
| Issue №4, 2014 |
| Section: Waste utilization |
| Keywords: composite cements, blast furnace slag, fly ash |
| Autor: V. Feldrappe, A. Ehrenberg. |
The paper examines the influence of ground limestone on the properties of self-compacting concrete, which contains Portland cement as a binder and gro...
| Issue №4, 2014 |
| Section: Concrete |
| Keywords: self-compacting concrete, ground limestone, Portland cement, ground granulated blast furnace slag, polycarboxylate-based superplasticizer |
| Autor: O.M. Smirnova, O.E. Makarevich. |