STUDY ON THE EASILY GRINDING PORTLAND CEMENT CLINKER
Guo Sui-hua
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Guo Sui-hua
Abstract
The mineral composition, grinding characteristic and the physical properties of the easily grinding portland cement clinker were studied. This kind of material can be clinkered at the temperature ≤1400℃. Its mineral composition is similar to that of the ordinary portland cement clinker, but it is characterized by high C 3S content, more than 70% (in mass) of C 3S contained based on the whole mineral composition. In the same test conditions to obtain 320 m 2/kg of the specific surface area, the easily grinding portland cement clinker takes for 4.5 min whereas the ordinary portland cement clinker takes for 8 min. In compressive strength test the easily grinding portland cement clinker gets 37 MPa and 60 MPa for 3 d and 28 d tested respectively.
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The mineral composition, grinding characteristic and the physical properties of the easily grinding portland cement clinker were studied. This kind of material can be clinkered at the temperature ≤1400℃. Its mineral composition is similar to that of the ordinary portland cement clinker, but it is characterized by high C 3S content, more than 70% (in mass) of C 3S contained based on the whole mineral composition. In the same test conditions to obtain 320 m 2/kg of the specific surface area, the easily grinding portland cement clinker takes for 4.5 min whereas the ordinary portland cement clinker takes for 8 min. In compressive strength test the easily grinding portland cement clinker gets 37 MPa and 60 MPa for 3 d and 28 d tested respectively.
Key concepts: Portland cement, Clinker (cement), Grinding, Materials science, Cement, Metallurgy, Mineral, Compressive strength