1990
DOI: 10.1016/s0376-7361(09)70300-0
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2 Chemistry and Characterization of Portland Cement

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“…This is why the smallerreduction percentage in concrete compressive strength corresponds to a low concentration of H 2 SO 4 solution as the immersion medium. inconcrete [5]. While gypsum compounds formed as a result of the reaction between SO 4 2-ions (derived from H 2 SO 4 solution) with Ca(OH) 2 which is a byproduct of cement hydration reaction [7].…”
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“…This is why the smallerreduction percentage in concrete compressive strength corresponds to a low concentration of H 2 SO 4 solution as the immersion medium. inconcrete [5]. While gypsum compounds formed as a result of the reaction between SO 4 2-ions (derived from H 2 SO 4 solution) with Ca(OH) 2 which is a byproduct of cement hydration reaction [7].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For that purpose,gypsum is often added into the cement which aims to react with C 3 A compounds to form ettringite. The aim of ettringite formation is to form a protective layer on the surface of C 3 A compounds that are useful for reducing the permeability of C 3 A compounds so that the hydration process of C 3 A can be slowed in order to prevent flash set in concrete [5]. Nevertheless,ettringite formation caused by the influence of SO 4 2-ions originating from the acidic environment has a negative impact on the durability and compressive strength of concrete.…”
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“…The reduction in the value of compressive strength of concrete for the use of fly ash with high percentage occurs because less number of C-S-H (3CaO.2SiO 2 .3H 2 O) bonds were formed. As it is known, the compound that contributes to the compressive strength of concrete is a C-S-H compound (calcium silicate hydrate) that can be generated through two mechanisms: first through the mechanism of cement hydration (hydration component of tri-calcium silicate and di-calcium silicate) [5] (can be seen in Eq. 1 and Eq.…”
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“…Fewer C-S-H compounds will lead concrete to have poor compressive strength, while fewer compounds of Ca(OH) 2 caused the product of C-S-H compounds derived from pozzolanic reaction (Eq. 3) tobe lessen [5]. With fewer total C-S-H compounds formed by two reaction mechanisms that exist, the concrete compressive strength will be lower for the use of fly ash with higher percentage.…”
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“…A pasta (17 ml) foi transferida para o copo da geometria Couette com auxílio de uma seringa de vidro. Neste estudo, os testes iniciaram em torno de 40 min após o primeiro contato do cimento com a água, isto é, no início do período de indução, quando a cinética da reação química é quase constante (10,135). Este tempo é necessário para evitar medidas dentro do período de pré-indução.…”
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