โ Scribed by Yan Fu; Jian Ding; J.J. Beaudoin
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products is reported. Compressive strength development of HAC mortars containing the CPA additive was studied. The effect of curing conditions, from low initial temperatures to final high temperatures, on strength development was also investigated. X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis was used to identify the hydration products in the HAC paste containing CPA. No strength reduction occurred for the HAC mortar (containing 12% CPA by mass of HAC) water-cured at 38ยฐC. Strfilingite preferentially formed in the HAC paste containing the CPA additive. Little or no hydrogarnet phase in the paste was detected by XRD analysis.
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