A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Influence of grinding method and particle size distribution on the properties of Portland-limestone cements
Abstract The benefits of using limestone as a partial replacement of Portland cement (PC) are well established in the literature. Economic and environmental advantages by reducing CO2 emissions are well known. This paper describes the influence of the producing method (intergrinding or separate grinding) and particle size distribution on properties of Portland-limestone cements (PLC). Experiments were carried out on cement paste including normal consistency, time of setting, and heat of hydration, on cement mortar including compressive and flexural strength, and potential alkali reactivity of aggregates, and on concrete including compressive strength, sorptivity, electrical resistivity, and rapid chloride permeability. In this study, ten types of cements including two types of PC, and eight types of PLC were used. The results show that mechanical and durability properties of PLC were not affected significantly by grinding method. In addition, the use of cements with high fineness is not very effective on improvement of durability properties.
Influence of grinding method and particle size distribution on the properties of Portland-limestone cements
Abstract The benefits of using limestone as a partial replacement of Portland cement (PC) are well established in the literature. Economic and environmental advantages by reducing CO2 emissions are well known. This paper describes the influence of the producing method (intergrinding or separate grinding) and particle size distribution on properties of Portland-limestone cements (PLC). Experiments were carried out on cement paste including normal consistency, time of setting, and heat of hydration, on cement mortar including compressive and flexural strength, and potential alkali reactivity of aggregates, and on concrete including compressive strength, sorptivity, electrical resistivity, and rapid chloride permeability. In this study, ten types of cements including two types of PC, and eight types of PLC were used. The results show that mechanical and durability properties of PLC were not affected significantly by grinding method. In addition, the use of cements with high fineness is not very effective on improvement of durability properties.
Influence of grinding method and particle size distribution on the properties of Portland-limestone cements
Ghiasvand, E. (author) / Ramezanianpour, A. A. (author) / Ramezanianpour, A. M. (author)
Materials and Structures ; 48 ; 1273-1283
2013-12-20
11 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Intergrinding , Separate grinding , Portland-limestone cement , Particle size distribution , Blaine fineness , Durability Engineering , Structural Mechanics , Materials Science, general , Theoretical and Applied Mechanics , Operating Procedures, Materials Treatment , Civil Engineering , Building Materials
| British Library Online Contents | 2015
British Library Online Contents | 1998