Bingcong Chen, Junping Zhang, Airong Liu, Liwen Zhang, Zhujian Xie, Xiaowei Ouyang, Z. Ma
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Abstract
Using oyster shell powder (OSP) to prepare magnesium phosphate cement (MPC) not only reduces the pollution caused by the wasted oyster shell disposal, but also benefits the development of more environmentally friendly cement. The effect of OSP on the hydration and strength development of MPC was studied. An axial compression experiment including 45 cuboid specimens was executed to investigate the compressive strength, failure mode, stress–strain relationship, and energy absorption of MPC mixing with different mass contents (0% to 12%) of OSP over the curing times of 7, 14, and 28 days. Scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction and energy dispersive spectroscopy were utilized for measuring the variation of MPC microstructure and hydration products caused by OSP. Results indicated that a new reactant CaHPO4·2H2O was formed, which optimized matrix strength. The substitution of OSP could reduce the cost of MPC by 2–9% without decreasing the strength. Compared with MPC without OSP, the compressive strength of the specimen with 3% OSP is increased by 6%. However, with the continuous increase of OSP, the compressive strength gradually decreases. Similarly, the elastic modulus of MPC increases first and then decreases with the increase of OSP.
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Advances in Cement Research highlights the scientific ideas and innovations within the cutting-edge cement manufacture industry. It is a global journal with a scope encompassing cement manufacture and materials, properties and durability of cementitious materials and systems, hydration, interaction of cement with other materials, analysis and testing, special cements and applications.