大理石粉替代石灰石作为水泥原料烧制熟料的研究

本试验研究采用了物理分析、化学分析、激光粒度仪、电镜扫描等测试方法对大理石粉的化学性能及物理性能进行试验,比较大理石粉、大理石、石灰石作为水泥生料的易烧性,分析大理石粉作为原料制备水泥生料烧制熟料的可行性。

Experimental Plans Method to Formulate a Resin Concrete

This work is an experimental approach based on the method of experimental plans to determine a specific formulation of a resin concrete. In this study, an unsaturated polyester resin （thermosetting resin） was used with two types of mineral fillers （dune sand and crushed sand）, and with the addition of a marble powder to ensure the continuity of the particle size mixing granular. The lack of the methods for developing this kind of composite materials, had led us to perform an initial experimental approach to define the experimental field, that is to say determine the mass proportions of the various compounds of mixture of our study. In the second approach, we have established and implemented fully experimental plans with three factors namely： factor （1）： sand, factor （2）： resin, factor （3）： marble powder. Test results being the density of polymer concrete and the mechanical resistances. Finally, multi-parameters regression allowed us to determine predictive mathematical models for the different responses of the study. Tests results showed that at three days we got a tensile strength of about 16 MPa with a resin concrete density of 1.9 g/cm3. This shows the advantages of this material.

Talc-Based Concrete for Sealing Borehole Optimized by Using Particle Packing Theory

The paper describes assessment of the performance of cement-poor concretes on the basis of packing theory. The concretes are intended for sealing segments of deep boreholes and have a small amount of cement for minimizing the mutual chemical impact on the contacting clay seals. The composition is examined by application of packing theory with respect to the cement/aggregate ratio and the gradation of the aggregate material which is crushed quartzite for providing high internal friction after maturation, as well as to talc added for fluidity and to the small amount of cement. Low porosity and micro-structural stability must be guaranteed for very long periods of time. The study exemplifies how packing theory assist designers in selecting optimal proportions of the various components. Optimum particle packing implies minimizing the porosity and thereby reducing the amount of cement paste needed to fill the voids between the aggregate particles. The use of talc as inorganic super-plasticizer since ordinary organic additives for reaching high fluidity at casting are undesirable, and since talc reacts with cement and provides high strength in along-term perspective.

Characterization of foreign grain on 6H-SiC facet

6H-SiC single crystals were grown by sublimation method. It is found that foreign grains occur frequently on the facets of the crystals. To characterize the foreign grain, a longitudinal and a sectional cut samples were prepared by standard mechanical processing method. Raman spectrum confirms that the foreign grain is actually a mis-oriented 6H-SiC grain. The surface structure of the foreign grain was studied by chemical etching and optical microscopy. It is shown that etch pits in foreign grain region take the shape of isosceles triangle, which are different from those in mono-crystalline region, and high density stacking faults are observed on the surface of the foreign grain. The orientation of foreign grain surface is determined to be （10]-4） plane by back-scattering X-ray Laue image. The X-ray powder diffraction reveals that the powder is partly graphitized after a long crystal growth rim. Therefore it is believed that the loss of Si results in the formation of C inclusions, which is responsible for the nucleation of foreign grain in the facet region.

Suitability of marble powders in production of high strength concrete

A tremendous amount of non-biodegradable waste is created during mining and processing tasks of layered stones like marble.Over time,this has become a global problem because it harms the environment in multiple ways.Hence,it is necessary to find an alternate way to securely dispose and reuse marble wastes.The construction sector is one of the significant consumers of natural resources for the production of material binders and aggregates.As a result,in recent years,number of researchers have carried out studies in which various kinds of marble waste have been incorporated into concrete with the intention of substituting either cement or aggregates or both.This paper presents the effect of two locally sourced waste marble powders Kadapa marble powder(KMP)and Bethamcherla marble powder(BMP)as partial replacement of cement on mechanical and durability properties of high strength concrete(HSC).Their effect at different replacement levels in HSC is evaluated in compressive,indirect tensile and flexural strengths,elastic modulus,chloride penetration resistance and freeze-thaw durability properties.Micro-structural investigation is also conducted to evaluate their impact on the matrix of HSC containing waste marble powders as additional cementitious materials.Results show that the HSC consisting of KMP and BMP content of 10%and 15%,respectively exhibited higher mechanical and durability properties than the control HSC.Micro-structural investigation also supports this finding.It can be concluded that the use of marble powders as partial replacement of cement does not have any adverse impact on the properties of concrete.The use of KMP and BMP reduces the vast amount of energy required to produce cement,cost and time with reduction in environmental hazards.