Abstract
The hydration of C3A, C3S and C3A+C3S mixtures was examined by thermogravimetry, differential thermogravimetry and calorimetry. The results showed the early hydration (15 min) of C3A+C3S is of two types: If the content of C3S<40%, then C3A hydrates as it does alone, but if the content of C3S≥40%, then the hydrate with the lowest temperature and the cubic one do not appear together up to 15 min.
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Mittels Thermogravimetrie, Differentilthermogravimetrie und Kalorimetrie wurde die Hydration von C3A, C3S und C3A+C3S-Gemischen untersucht. Die Resultate ergeben zwei Arten einer frühzeitigen Hydration (15 min) von C3A+C3S: liegt der C3S-Gehalt unter 40%, hydratiert C3A allein, beträgt der C3S-Gehalt jedoch mindestens 40%, dann treten das Hydrat mit der niedrigsten Temperatur und das kubische vor Ablauf von 15 min nicht gemeinsam auf.
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Aouni, E.E. The effect of C3S on the early hydration of C3A. Journal of Thermal Analysis 45, 1349–1357 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02547429
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02547429