Effects of the particle sizes of expansive clinker on strength-expansion characteristics of type K expansive cements
β Scribed by M.D. Cohen; C.W. Richards
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 530 KB
- Volume
- 12
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0008-8846
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β¦ Synopsis
In tests conducted on blended Type K expansive cements, it was observed that in fine blends, the main expanding particles (C4A3~) and sulfates deplete faster compared to identical coarser blends because the fine blends have a larger number of expansive sites. This can decrease the expansion time and susceptibility to abnormal behavior, i.e. "double-curvature expansion" and "strength-drop" phenomena. Observations suggest that the mechanism of formation of ettringite crystals is topochemical.
A la suite des tests conduits sur les m~]anges de ciments expansifs de Type K, on a observ~ q'avec les melanges fins les principales J particules expans~ves (C4A~S) et les sulfates se redulsent plus rapidement compares aux m~langes identiques mais plus granuleux, parce que les melanges fins ont un plus grand nombre d'emplacements expansifs. Ceci peut diminuer le temps d'expansion et ~galement la susceptlb+llte de creer un comportement anormal c est-a-dlre des ph~nomenes de "dilatation ~ double courbure" et de "perte de force".
Les observations suggerent que le mecanlsme de formation de cristaux ettringite est topochimique.
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