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Definition von blast-furnace cement im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Hochofenzement im Wörterbuch ist eine Art von Zement, der aus einer Mischung von gewöhnlichem Portlandzement und zerkleinerter Schlacke aus einem Hochofen hergestellt wird. Es hat niedrigere Verfestigungseigenschaften als normaler Portlandzement.
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Significance of Tests and Properties of Concrete and ...
[19] Bakker, R. F. M., “On the Cause of Increased Resistance of Concrete Made
from Blast-Furnace Cement to Alkali Reaction and to Sulfate Corrosion,” Thesis
RWTH-Aachen, 1980. [20] Hope, B. B. and Ip, A. K. C., “Corrosion of Steel in ...
Joseph F. Lamond, J. H. Pielert,
2006
2
Freeze-Thaw Durability of Concrete
There seems to be general agreement that concrete containing blast-furnace
cement with a granulated slag content of more than 60% may have a high frost
resistance (proper curing provided), sometimes even higher than comparable ...
J. Marchand, M. Pigeon, M.J. Setzer,
2004
3
Concrete Technology (M.E.)
Portland blast furnace cement is similar to ordinary Portland cement with respect
to fineness, setting time, soundness and strength. It is generally recognised that
the rate of hardening of Portland blast furnace slag cement in mortar or concrete
...
4
Frost Resistance of Concrete
In general, the lower effectiveness of air voids in blast-furnace cement concretes
is explained by the fact that because of the very dense microstructure and its very
low permeability the water can hardly reach the expansion spaces, even if the ...
R Auberg, M.J. Setzer,
2004
5
Raina'S Field Manual For Highway & Bridge Engineers
Concrete made with Portland blast-furnace cement is more sensitive to external
influence in its initial phase of hardening than concrete made with Portland
cement. When Portland blast-furnace cement is used, careful curing of the
concrete is, ...
Virindra Kumar Raina,
2007
This requirement is met to the fullest measure by fine ground portland blast
furnace cement with a high content of powdered granulated slag. High
compressive strength portland blast furnace cements with a low content of basic
slag can be ...
7
Alternative Materials in Road Construction: A Guide to the ...
Lime-blast-furnace slag mixtures. As mentioned above, blast-furnace slag may
be added to Portland cement clinker to manufacture Portland blast-furnace
cement. This cement may be used for stabilization in the same proportions as
ordinary ...
Philip Thomas Sherwood,
2001
8
Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
... 1100°C. blast-furnace cement, blast-furnace slag cement; a blended cement
composed of ground blast-furnace slag mixed with a hydraulic binder such as
Portland cement. blast-furnace concrete see slag concrete. blast-furnace slag,
slag; ...
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi,
2008
9
Special Inorganic Cements
(1997) Studies on activation of slag cements, in Proceedings 10th ICCC,
Göteborg, paper 3ii092. Gifford, P.M., and Gillot, J. (1996) Alkali-silicate reaction (
ASR) and alkali-carbonate reaction (ACR) in activated blast furnace cement (
ABFSC).
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Structure and Performance of Cements, Second Edition
... to have crystallized to well- formed platelets, presumably a hydrotalcite (HT)-
like phase which is known to be capable of being FIGURE 5.7 Back-scattered
image of a reacted zone enveloping a slag grain in blast furnace cement
hydrated for ...
P. Barnes, J. Bensted,
2002
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CPD 2012 Module 1: Innovations in concrete
... 21-35% limestone fines respectively; Blast-furnace cement Ground-granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) is a by-product of iron production. «Building Design, Mär 12»