Cement Science and Concrete Technology
Online ISSN : 2187-3313
Print ISSN : 0916-3182
ISSN-L : 0916-3182
Properties of Hardened Cement and Mortar
INFLUENCE OF INCREASING C3A AND SO3 IN CLINKER FOR SEVERAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CEMENT
Takumi HARADA, Hiroshi KADOTA, Makio YAMASHITA
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2017 Volume 71 Issue 1 Pages 204-209

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Clinker with increased amounts of C3A and SO3(C3A:10-14%, SO3:1.1-2.5%)was prepared by an electric furnace, and Cement was prepared with adding a certain amount of reagent gypsum(Gypsum SO3=1.2%)and grinded until 3,300cm2/g fineness by bond mill. The physical properties and durability of the sample cement was investigated. As a result, as C3A and SO3 in clinker increased, the setting time tended to be accelerated and the compressive strength hardened at 3 days of age, but it dropped as the age of long term. Also, as C3A in clinker increased, the dry shrinkage strain of mortar increased, and as SO3 in clinker increased, the dry shrinkage strain of mortar decreased. As C3A of clinker increased, the cumlative heat of hydration of cement increased. On the other hand, as SO3 increased, cumlative heat of hydration increased at several days after adding water but declined after several days. As both increase, the hydration exothermic curve changes, and the hydrate formation rate varies depending on both components.

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