The influence of steel slag,a by-product from the processing of iron to steel,on the hydration of cement during the hydration process of complex binder was studied by calorimetry,X-ray diffraction analysis,and Ca(OH)2...The influence of steel slag,a by-product from the processing of iron to steel,on the hydration of cement during the hydration process of complex binder was studied by calorimetry,X-ray diffraction analysis,and Ca(OH)2 content determination.The results show that steel slag and cement affect each other’s hydration by changing the hydration environment.Steel slag does not react with the hydration products of cement.The dormant period of cement-steel slag complex binder during the hydration is longer than that of cement.The more the adding amount of steel slag is,the longer the dormant period of complex binder will be.The steel slag decreases the early hydration rate of cement.This phenomenon is more obvious with the increment of steel slag addition.However,the steel slag can promote the hydration degree of cement at later ages and the promoting effect becomes more obvious with the increment of steel slag addition and the hydration ages.展开更多
The characteristics of C-S-H gel in hardened Portland cement pastes and complex binder pastes with ground granulated blast furnace slag were investigated with nanoindentation. The composition of C-S-H gel was analysed...The characteristics of C-S-H gel in hardened Portland cement pastes and complex binder pastes with ground granulated blast furnace slag were investigated with nanoindentation. The composition of C-S-H gel was analysed with SEM-EDS. The obtained results showed that the volume fraction of LD C-S-H gradually reduced and the volume fraction of HD C-S-H increased with the prolongation of hydration age. Most of the C-S-H gel produced at later age was HD C-S-H. The volume fraction of HD C-S-H increased as the fraction of slag in complex binder pastes increased, suggesting that HD C-S-H was mainly in the hydration products of slag. The chemichal compositions of the two types of C-S-H gel were simlar, meaning that formation and transformation of the two types of C-S-H gel were not affected by their Ca/Si ratio.展开更多
基金supported by the Beijing Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.8100001)the National Basic Research Program of China("973"Project)(Grant No.2009CB623106)
文摘The influence of steel slag,a by-product from the processing of iron to steel,on the hydration of cement during the hydration process of complex binder was studied by calorimetry,X-ray diffraction analysis,and Ca(OH)2 content determination.The results show that steel slag and cement affect each other’s hydration by changing the hydration environment.Steel slag does not react with the hydration products of cement.The dormant period of cement-steel slag complex binder during the hydration is longer than that of cement.The more the adding amount of steel slag is,the longer the dormant period of complex binder will be.The steel slag decreases the early hydration rate of cement.This phenomenon is more obvious with the increment of steel slag addition.However,the steel slag can promote the hydration degree of cement at later ages and the promoting effect becomes more obvious with the increment of steel slag addition and the hydration ages.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China ("973" Project) (Grant No. 2009CB623106)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. U1134008)
文摘The characteristics of C-S-H gel in hardened Portland cement pastes and complex binder pastes with ground granulated blast furnace slag were investigated with nanoindentation. The composition of C-S-H gel was analysed with SEM-EDS. The obtained results showed that the volume fraction of LD C-S-H gradually reduced and the volume fraction of HD C-S-H increased with the prolongation of hydration age. Most of the C-S-H gel produced at later age was HD C-S-H. The volume fraction of HD C-S-H increased as the fraction of slag in complex binder pastes increased, suggesting that HD C-S-H was mainly in the hydration products of slag. The chemichal compositions of the two types of C-S-H gel were simlar, meaning that formation and transformation of the two types of C-S-H gel were not affected by their Ca/Si ratio.
