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02.2-Cement-Part 2
02.2-Cement-Part 2
02.2-Cement-Part 2
C3S
C2S Hydration
H2O
Products
C3A
C4AF
Law of conservation of mass لكتلة00فظ ا0انونح00ق
Materıal Quantıty Volume
(kg) (Liter)
CH = Ca(OH)2
Calcium hydroxide (lime)
)"هيدروكسيد الكالسيوم (الكلس "اليم
Main Properties of C-S-H Gel
• C–S–H gel is the main ‘glue’ which binds the sand and aggregate particles
together in concrete.
• The strength and other properties of hydrated cement are due primarily to
the C-S-H.
In general:
In general:
Ettringite consists of long crystals that are only stable in a solution with gypsum.
The compound does not contribute to the strength of the cement glue.
The monosulfate crystals are only stable in a sulfate deficient solution. In the
presence of sulfates, the crystals resort back into ettringite, whose crystals
are two-and-a-half times the size of the monosulfate. It is this increase in
size that causes cracking when cement is subjected to sulfate attack.
Hydration of C4AF
The ferrite undergoes two progressive reactions with the gypsum:
in the first of the reactions, the ettringite reacts with the gypsum and water to
form ettringite, lime and alumina hydroxides, i.e.
Voids 5% – 6% F
SEM image of cement paste SEM = scanning
electron microscope
SEM image of cement paste
SEM image of cement paste
SEM image of cement paste
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