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The adsorption of calcium lignosulfonate and salicylic acid was studied on the hydration products of the four principal components of portland cement. To investigate the adsorption as a function of development of hydration product, the determinations were made after varying hydration times. The times allowed were from 5 min to 24 hr for tricalcium aluminate (C3 A) and tetracalcium aluminoferrite (C4 AF) and from 1 hr to 28 days for β-dicalcium silicate (β-C2 S) and tricalcium silicate (C3 S). Samples were characterized with respect to surface area and poresize distribution. The effect of gypsum on the adsorption was also investigated. The results indicate that the amounts of salicylic acid and calcium lignosulfonate adsorbed on the hydration products of C3 A, and of calcium 相似文献
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Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) were distributed on the surface of ordinary Portland cement (OPC) grains. The OPC/SWCNT composite was then hydrated at a 0.5 w/c ratio. The effects of the SWCNT on the early hydration process were studied using isothermal conduction calorimetry, high-resolution scanning electron microscopy and thermogravimetric analysis. The observed behavior of the composite samples was compared with both OPC sonicated without SWCNT and previously published data on as-delivered OPC. The SWCNT were found to accelerate the hydration reaction of the C3 S in the OPC. The morphology of both the initial C3 A and the C3 S hydration products were found to be affected by the presence of the SWCNT. In particular, the nanotubes appeared to act as nucleating sites for the C3 S hydration products, with the nanotubes becoming rapidly coated with C–S–H. The resulting structures remained on the surface of the cement grains while those in the sonicated and as-delivered OPC samples grew out from the grain surfaces to form typical C–S–H clusters. Classical evidence of reinforcing behavior, in the form of fiber pullout of the SWCNT bundles, was observed by 24 h of hydration. 相似文献
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R. L. BERGER ARNON BENTUR N. B. MILESTONE J. H. KUNG 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1979,62(7-8):358-362
The chemical and physical properties of C3 S, β-C2 S, a C3 S/C2 S blend, and portland cement pastes cured at 25°C were investigated. The H2 O specific surface areas of the calcium silicate samples follow a common linear relation when plotted against a CIS ratio. The β-C2 S had higher capillary porosity and N2 surface area, resulting from increased mesopore volume at the expense of micropores. All calcium silicate pastes had similar polysilicate content vs time curves, indicating an aging process which is not sensitive to the starting composition of the hydrating calcium silicate. The polysilicate content of portland cement was much lower than that of the corresponding calcium silicate pastes. Strength-capillary porosity relations for the various systems are discussed. 相似文献
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Early Hydration of Tricalcium Silicate 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
M. E. TADROS JAN SKALNY R. S. KALYONCU 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1976,59(7-8):344-347
The hydration of tricalcium silicate (C3 S) in the preacceleration stages was studied. The C3 S particles carry a positive charge during the early stages of hydration. Following a rapid hydrolysis of C3 S, calcium ions adsorbed on the Si-rich surface of C3 S particles, greatly reducing their further dissolution, thus initiating the induction period. The [Ca2+ ] and [OH- ] continue to increase at lower rates and, because Ca(OH)2 crystal growth is inhibited by silicate ions, become supersaturated with respect to Ca(OH)2 . When the supersaturation reaches a value of ∼1.5 to 2.0 times the saturation concentration, nuclei are formed, and rapid growth of Ca(OH)2 and C-S-H is initiated. These products act as sinks for the ions in solution, thus enhancing the further dissolution of C3 S. 相似文献
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Sabine Thomas Karin Meise-Gresch Werner Müller-Warmuth Ivan Odler 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1993,76(8):1998-2004
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Kinetics of the Hydration of Tricalcium Silicate 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
The hydration of tricalcium silicate was followed at a water/C3 S ratio of 0.7 between 5° and 50°C by determining free lime and combined water. Free lime was estimated by the o -cresol method, whereas combined water was calculated from the amount of free water remaining in the paste as determined by extraction with methyl ethyl ketone. The ratio of free lime to combined water was constant throughout the hydration; this ratio indicated that CSH(II) may be represented as 1.68CaO · SiO2 · 2.58H2 O. When maximum supersaturation of the solution with Ca2+] is attained, the induction period terminates and the reaction proceeds rapidly, probably as the result of propagative surface nucleation-growth of CSH(II). Kinetic equations were derived for these reactions. When the surface of C3 S is entirely covered by CSH(II), the reaction becomes slow and is controlled by diffusion of water. Constants involved in the kinetic equations are evaluated and discussed. 相似文献
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The concentration of ionic species in the solution in contact with hydrating dicalcium silicate (C2 S) has been studied as a function of time and in the presence of admixtures. The ionic product for calcium hydroxide increases quite slowly and saturation levels are not greatly exceeded at any time. Small quantities of C3 S control the ionic concentrations and cause considerable super-saturation with respect to calcium hydroxide. The implications of the present data with respect to C2 S hydration are discussed. 相似文献
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SALLY A. RODGER GEOFFREY W. GROVES NIGEL J. CLAYDEN CHRISTOPHER M. DOBSON 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1988,71(2):91-96
The use of cross-polarization (CP) NMR in conjunction with magic angle sample spinning (MASS) to examine the hydration reaction of tricalcium silicate (C3 S) is described. In particular the very early stages of the reaction both with and without admixtures has been studied as well as the hydration in a ball mill. The combination of CP and non-CP 29 Si NMR permits the distinction between silicate units associated with protons, i.e., in hydrated material, and those in anhydrous material. It has been found that in paste hydration there is steady formation of a small amount of hydrated monomeric silicate units during the induction period. In ball mill hydration the formation of the crystalline calcium silicate hydrate, afwillite, which contains only hydrated monomeric silicate species, can be monitored. These results are interpreted in terms of possible mechanisms for C3 S hydration. 相似文献
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Donald E. Macphee Karen Luke Fred P. Glasser Eric E. Lachowski 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1989,72(4):646-654
Calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) gels are the principal bonding material in portland cement. Their solubility properties have been described, enabling pH and solubilities to be predicted. However, the gels also interact with other components of cements, notably alkalis. C-S-H has been prepared from lime and silicic acid in solutions of sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide and by the hydration of tricalcium silicate (C3 S) in sodium hydroxide solutions. Analyses of aqueous phases in equilibrium with 85 gels show that the aqueous calcium and silicon concentrations fit smooth curves over the range of increasing sodium concentrations. Where anomalous data occur, they correspond to solids with low lime contents: such gels are tentatively assumed to fall into a region where the presence of another gel phase influences the aqueous composition. Dimensional changes have been observed in the hydration products of C3 S as a function of alkali content and these may be relevant to the alkali-silica reaction. The significance of this and other data is discussed with reference to real cement systems. 相似文献
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A New Approach to Modeling the Nucleation and Growth Kinetics of Tricalcium Silicate Hydration 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Jeffrey J. Thomas 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》2007,90(10):3282-3288
The hydration kinetics of tricalcium silicate (C3 S), the main constituent of portland cement, were analyzed with a mathematical "boundary nucleation" model in which nucleation of the hydration product occurs only on internal boundaries corresponding to the C3 S particle surfaces. This model more closely approximates the C3 S hydration process than does the widely used Avrami nucleation and growth model. In particular, the boundary model accounts for the important effect of the C3 S powder surface area on the hydration kinetics. Both models were applied to isothermal calorimetry data from hydrating C3 S pastes in the temperature range of 10°–40°C. The boundary nucleation model provides a better fit to the early hydration rate peak than does the Avrami model, despite having one less varying parameter. The nucleation rate (per unit area) and the linear growth rate of the hydration product were calculated from the fitted values of the rate constants and the independently measured powder surface area. The growth rate follows a simple Arrhenius temperature dependence with a constant activation energy of 31.2 kJ/mol, while the activation energy associated with the nucleation rate increases with increasing temperature. The start of the nucleation and growth process coincides with the time of initial mixing, indicating that the initial slow reaction period known as the "induction period" is not a separate chemical process as has often been hypothesized. 相似文献
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Beta C2 S was hydrated at room temperature with and without added CaCl2 or C2 H5 OH by methods previously studied for the hydration of C3 S, i.e. paste, bottle, and ball-mill hydration. The amount of reacted β-C2 S, the Ca(OH)2 concentration in the liquid phase, the CaO/SiO2 molar ratio, and the specific surface area of the hydrate were investigated. A topochemical reaction occurs between water and β-C2 S, resulting in the appearance of solid Ca(OH)2 and a hydrated silicate with a CaO/SiO2 molar ratio of ≃1. As the liquid phase becomes richer in Ca(OH)2 , the first hydrate transforms to one with a higher CaO/SiO2 ratio. Addition of CaCl2 increases the reaction rate and the surface area of the hydrate but to a much lesser extent than in the hydration of C3 S, whereas C2 H6 OH strongly depresses the hydration rate of β-C2 S, as observed for C3 S hydration. 相似文献
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The Pore Structure of Hydrated Cementitious Compounds of Different Chemical Composition 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
ARNON BENTUR 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1980,63(7-8):381-386
The pore structure ofβ-C2 S, C3 S, and portland cement pastes was investigated using mercury porosimetry and H2 O and N2 adsorption. The β-C2 S had more total macro- and mesoporosities than C3 S and portland cement pastes of a similar degree of hydration. C3 S and portland cement pastes had similar total porosities but differed in the porosity size distribution. In the mesopore range, the various test methods gave different results. These differences are discussed on the basis of the various models proposed for cement paste. It is shown that shrinkage could be correlated with the volume of pores <0.03 μm, but not with total porosity. 相似文献
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Sang-Koo Kwon Seong-Hyeon Hong Doh-Yeon Kim Nong M. Hwang 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》2000,83(5):1247-1252
Microstructural evolution during the heat treatment of cement clinker was investigated. Two model specimens, which consisted of faceted tricalcium silicate (C3 S) and spherical dicalcium silicate (C2 S) grains dispersed in a liquid matrix, were prepared with 5 wt% of large seed particles. The seed particles of faceted C3 S grains grew extensively, whereas those of the spherical C2 S grains grew rather slowly, relative to the matrix grains. As a consequence, C3 S grains exhibited a bimodal size distribution that was typical of exaggerated grain growth, whereas C2 S grains retained a uniform and normal size distribution. These results suggest that the growth of faceted C3 S grains was controlled by the interface atomic attachment, such as two-dimensional nucleation, and that of spherical C2 S grains was controlled by diffusion through the liquid matrix. The dependence of growth mechanisms on grain morphology has been explained in terms of the atomistic structure of the solid/liquid interface. 相似文献
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Adrian R. Brough Christopher M. Dobson Ian G. Richardson Geoffrey W. Groves 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1994,77(2):593-596
Selective isotopic enrichment of SiO2 with 29 Si in a mixture with tricalcium silicate (C3 S) has allowed the Si from this phase to be effectively labeled during the course of the hydration reaction, thus isolating its contribution to the reaction. A double Q2 signal has been observed in 29 SI solid-state MAS NMR spectroscopy of C-S-H gels of relatively low Ca/Si ratio, prepared by hydration or by carbonation of a C3 S paste. The origin of the weaker, downfield peak is discussed and tentatively attributed to bridging tetrahedra of a dreierkette silicate chain structure. 相似文献
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Investigations of tricalcium silicate (C3 S) suspensions using different techniques have shown the initial hydration kinetics of C3 S are strongly dependent on the water/C3 S ratio. In order to provide new experimental data on the hydration, we have adapted a Tian-Calvet heat flow isothermal microcalorimeter to study thermal flow variation released by C3 S stirred suspensions in water and saturated lime water. We observed three exothemic peaks and one endothermic peak. Their relative magnitude and duration depend on the W/C ration and the lime solution concentration. The protective layer theory appears to be consistent with our results for high W/C ratio. Moreover, portlandite precipitation seems to be a consequence and not the cause of the acceleratory period. 相似文献
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Marie-Noëlle de Noirfontaine Sandrine Tusseau-Nenez Marcel Signes-Frehel Gilles Gasecki Caroline Girod-Labianca 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》2009,92(10):2337-2344
Alite is the major compound of anhydrous Portland cement: it is composed of tricalcium silicate Ca3 SiO5 (C3 S) modified in composition and crystal structure by ionic substitutions. Alite is also the main hydraulic phase of cement and the most important for subsequent strength development. Using raw meals (rich in Ca3 P2 O8 ) as alternative fuels in cement plants raises the question about the effect of phosphorus on C3 S and its consequences on reactivity with water. This paper deals with a systematic study of C3 S triclinic T1 polymorph doped with P2 O5 in the range 0–0.9 wt%. All the samples were characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and electron-microprobe analysis. The appearance of a phase rich in phosphorus is shown. It displays a structure derivative of the α'H –Ca2 SiO4 polymorph, noted α'H –C2 S(P). As phosphorus content increases, C3 S is more and more decomposed into free lime and α'H –C2 S(P). The α'H phase was detected from 0.1 wt% P2 O5 and located at the interfaces of C3 S grains. Two identification keys are proposed in order to highlight the α'H –C2 S(P) phase: the XRD angular window at 2θCu =32.8°–33.2° and a smooth aspect on SEM micrographs. 相似文献
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The effects of Al3+ , B3+ , P5+ , Fe3+ , S6+ , and K+ ions on the stability of the β-phase and its hydration rate were studied in reactive dicalcium silicate (C2 S, Ca2 SiO4 ) synthesized using the Pechini process. In particular, the dependences of the phase stability and degree of hydration on the calcination temperature (i.e., particle size) and the concentration of the stabilizing ions were investigated. The phase evolution in doped C2 S was determined using XRD, and the degree of hydration was estimated by the peak intensity ratio of the hydrates to the nonhydrates in 29 Si MAS NMR spectra. The stabilizing ability of the ions varied significantly, and the B3+ ions were quite effective in stabilizing the β-phase over a wide range of doping concentrations. The hydration results indicated that differently stabilized β-C2 S hydrated at different rates, and Al3+ - and B3+ -doped C2 S exhibited increased degree of hydration for all doping concentration ranges investigated. The effect of the doping concentration on degree of hydration was strongly dependent on the stabilizing ions. 相似文献
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Calcium Silicate Carbonation Products 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Seishi Goto Kenzo Suenaga Takeshi Kado Minoru Fukuhara 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1995,78(11):2867-2872
calcium silicates such as C3 S, βT-C2 S, and γgM-C2 S † were carbonated under saturated humidity at room temperature. Carbonation products were examined by DT-TGA, gasphase mass spectroscopy, and XRD. Two types of carbonate were produced: one type, which was rather poorly crystallized, was decarbonated at a very low temperature, below 600°C; the other type was a crystalline phase such as calcite, aragonite, and/or vaterite which was decarbonated above 600°C. The data were compared to existing data for calcium carbonates and basic calcium carbonates. The results suggest that an amorphous calcium silicate hydrocarbonate was one of the carbonation products which formed during the hydration/carbonation reaction. 相似文献
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The paste hydration of mixtures of alite, C3 A, and C4 AF with and without gypsum and/or NaOH was studied by electron-optical and X-ray diffraction techniques. In the absence of both gypsum and NaOH, a foil-like reaction product and hexagonal calcium aluminate hydrates were formed first. Any CO2 , present formed calcium carboaluminate. With time the foils changed to splines of CSH, and hexagonal aluminate hydrates changed to cubic C3 AH6 . When no gypsum was present, NaOH solution retarded the formation of hexagonal aluminates at the very early stages of hydration; it did not have much effect on the later hydration processes. With gypsum but without alkali, a foil-like product and ettringite formed first. Later the foils changed to splines of CSH and ettringite to monosulfate. Alkali, in the presence of gypsum, hastened the formation of splines of CSH. The results suggest that the hydration of alite, even after 14 days, goes through the solution phase. 相似文献
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Guokuang Sun Adrian R. Brough † J. Francis Young 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1999,82(11):3225-3230