4. Different types of cement
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Anhydrous cement is an intimate mixture of one or more constituents, produced either before or after grinding:
specially manufactured products (clinker);
by-products from other industries (slag, fly ash) which undergo more or less elaborate selection and preparation for incorporation into cement;
natural products which, for incorporation into cements, undergo no treatment other than drying and pulverization (fillers, natural pozzolans).
These components provide :
or hydraulic properties;
or pozzolanic properties;
or physical properties that improve certain cement qualities (improved workability and compactness,...
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Bibliography
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Standards
- « Ciment-partie 1 : composition, spécifications et critères de conformité des ciments courants ». - • AFNOR, NF EN 197-1 -
- "Hydraulic binders – Fused aluminous cement". - • AFNOR, NF P15-315 -
- "Hydraulic binders – Natural prompt cement. - • AFNOR, NF P15-314 -
- « Ciments à maçonner MC ». - • AFNOR, NF EN 413-1 -
- « Liants hydrauliques. Ciment pour travaux à la mer (PM) ». - • AFNOR, NF P15-317...
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