Sarhan, A., Kishar, E., Hamed, S. (2020). Uses of EAFS in production of blended cements. test, 37(Part 1 (Basic Sciences)), 111-124. doi: 10.21608/jsrs.2020.129922
Asmaa Sarhan; Essam A. Kishar; Samya A. Hamed. "Uses of EAFS in production of blended cements". test, 37, Part 1 (Basic Sciences), 2020, 111-124. doi: 10.21608/jsrs.2020.129922
Sarhan, A., Kishar, E., Hamed, S. (2020). 'Uses of EAFS in production of blended cements', test, 37(Part 1 (Basic Sciences)), pp. 111-124. doi: 10.21608/jsrs.2020.129922
Sarhan, A., Kishar, E., Hamed, S. Uses of EAFS in production of blended cements. test, 2020; 37(Part 1 (Basic Sciences)): 111-124. doi: 10.21608/jsrs.2020.129922

Uses of EAFS in production of blended cements

Journal of Scientific Research in Science
Article 8, Volume 37, Part 1 (Basic Sciences), February 2020, Pages 111-124    PDF (953.75 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/jsrs.2020.129922
Authors
Asmaa Sarhan* 1; Essam A. Kishar2; Samya A. Hamed3
1National Institute of Safety and Health, Cairo, Egypt .
2Chemistry Department, Faculty of women for Arts, Science and Education, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt.
3National Institute of Safety and Health, Cairo, Egypt.
Abstract
In this investigation the goal is to prepare different blended cements by blending various mixes using electric arc furnace slag EAFS (90%OPC+10%EAFS) mixes, (80%OPC+20%EAFS) and (70%OPC+30%EAFS) .These materials are combined with different w/s ratios then poured into 1 inch cubic moulds and left within the moulds at room temperature (25±1oC)  and 100% relative humidity for 1day.They are then taken out of moulds and cured under tap water for 3,7,28,90 and 180 days. For each hydration time, combined water, compressive strength, total porosity and bulk density .The X-ray diffraction patterns are then registered. The results show that the blends containing (90%OPC+10%EAFS) and (80%OPC+20%EAFS) are the best blended pastes.
Keywords
OPC; EAFS; Blended cement; XRD
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