THE INVESTIGATION OF REPLACEMENT EFFECT OF MICROSILICA FOR THE METAKAOLIN-BASED ADDITION IN THE HEAT-RESISTANT CONCRETE


https://doi.org/10.17073/1683-4518-2013-6-43-48

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Abstract

The comparative study is presented in the article for the influence of both  microsilica and metakaolin-based additions on  the  hydration of  alumina cement and  on  the  cement stone structure forming after the hardening and burning. It was established that metakaolin-based addition being combined with  alumina cement provides the   cement’s  mineral’s  passing  into   solution  more   intensively than  the microsilica addition does, and also that the hydration of the composite with  metakaolin-based addition goes   quicker than that of the composition with microsilica addition does. The metakaolin-based addition comparing to the  microsilica  addition  improves the   mechanical properties  of  the heat-resistant  fire-clay-based concrete,  the   ultimate strength in compression after the  hardening and  sintering of the samples with metakaolin additions higher by 5–27 % than that for the  samples with  microsilica addition. Ill. 10. Ref. 16. Tab. 1.


About the Authors

R. Stonis
Научный институт термоизоляции Вильнюсского технического университета имени Гедиминаса, Вильнюс
Lithuania


I. Pundiene
Научный институт термоизоляции Вильнюсского технического университета имени Гедиминаса, Вильнюс
Lithuania


V. Antonovich
Научный институт термоизоляции Вильнюсского технического университета имени Гедиминаса, Вильнюс
Lithuania


M. Kligis
Научный институт термоизоляции Вильнюсского технического университета имени Гедиминаса, Вильнюс
Lithuania


E. Spudulis
Научный институт термоизоляции Вильнюсского технического университета имени Гедиминаса, Вильнюс
Lithuania


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For citation: Stonis R., Pundiene I., Antonovich V., Kligis M., Spudulis E. THE INVESTIGATION OF REPLACEMENT EFFECT OF MICROSILICA FOR THE METAKAOLIN-BASED ADDITION IN THE HEAT-RESISTANT CONCRETE. NOVYE OGNEUPORY (NEW REFRACTORIES). 2013;(6):43-48. https://doi.org/10.17073/1683-4518-2013-6-43-48

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