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HYDRATION AND EARLY MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF BELITE SULFOALUMINATE CEMENT CONTAINING MgAl₂O₄ FROM SOLID WASTE
This study dealt with the use of gold tailings, red mud, bauxite, desulfurised gypsum and high magnesium limestone as the raw materials in the production of a belite sulfoaluminate cement clinker containing MgAl 2 O 4 . The hydration and early mechanical properties of this cement were characterised by isothermal calorimetry, a mechanical test, X-ray diffraction and a thermal analysis. The results showed that the optimal calcination temperature to obtain a satisfactory clinker strength was 1350 ℃ and the corresponding 1, 3 and 7-day strengths were 27.7, 45.8 and 54.3 MPa, respectively. The initial and final setting times of the cements range between 20 and 31 minutes. The cements had the characteristics of rapid hardening and the main hydration products were AFt, AFm and AH 3 . The total hydration heat release of this cement within the first 50 hours was only 158 J · g -1 , which could effectively avoid the generation of internal cracks in the cement and has the potential to be applied to large concrete projects. Furthermore, the MgAl 2 O 4 mineral phase was inert in the belite sulfoaluminate cement and did not participate in the hydration reaction, which eliminates the disadvantage of MgO in the cement systems and potentially increases the use of high magnesium limestone in cement production.
期刊介绍:
The journal Ceramics-Silikáty accepts papers concerned with the following ranges of material science:
Chemistry and physics of ceramics and glasses
Theoretical principles of their engineering including computing methods
Advanced technologies in the production of starting materials, glasses and ceramics
Properties and applications of modern materials
Special analytical procedures
Engineering ceramic including composites
Glass and ceramics for electronics and optoelectronics
High temperature superconducting materials
Materials based on cement or other inorganic binders
Materials for biological application
Advanced inorganic glasses with special properties
Fibrous materials Coatings and films based on inorganic non-metallic materials.