The paper showed relevance and potential for the development of clinkerless alkaline activation, since at the present the production of currently leading "constructional" binder, Portland cement, has been increasing, and carbon dioxide released during cement production has a negative effect on the ecological situation of separate countries and the whole world. The world community has long been concerned about the problem of switching to clinkerless binders and building composites to replace resource-intensive cement, at least in those areas of construction that do not need its high technical and functional properties. We gave formulations and properties of clinkerless alkaline activation based on highly dispersed mineral components, effective compositions of fine concretes based on the use of the proposed clinkerless alkaline activation cements were obtained. It was theoretically substantiated and practically proved that Brønsted acid sites on the surface of highly active powders accelerated synthesizing silica gel, supported polymerization of silicon-oxygen anions, enhanced ion exchange reactions and stabilized intergranular contact formation.
In this paper, we substantiate approaches to the transition to clinker-free binders and building composites with their use to replace resource-intensive cement, at least in those areas of construction where its high technical functional properties are not needed. The optimal formulations and properties of alkaline activation binders based on mineral powders are revealed and the theoretical foundations of the formation of the structure and strength of cement stone based on an alkaline activator are revealed. The results of the studies are of practical value for the construction industry, as the obtained formulations of clinker-free cements will partially replace expensive and energy-intensive Portland cement in the production of concrete and reinforced concrete structures. This work was carried out as part of research on the implementation of scientific project No. 05.607.21.0320. “The development of technology for new building composites on clinkerless alkaline binders using substandard natural and secondary raw materials” that received support from the Federal target program “Research and development in priority areas for the development of the scientific and technological complex of Russia for 2014–2020”.
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