½ºÄý²ÄÁÏѧ(Ó¢ÎÄ°æ) CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS SCIENCE

Preface
Chapter 0 Introduction
0£®1 Definition and Classification of Cementitious Materials
0£®2 The Role of Cementitious Materials in National Economy
0£®3 The Brief History of Cementitious Materials
0£®4 The Development of Cementitious Materials Science

Chapter 1 Common Portland Cement
1£®1 The Invention and Production of Cement
1£®1£®1 The Invention of Cement
1£®1£®2 The Process of Cement
1£®2 Composition of Portland Cement Clinker
1£®2£®1 Chemical and Mineral Composition of Clinker
1£®2£®2 Modulus Value of Clinker
1£®2£®3 Calculation and Conversion of Mineral Composition of Clinker
1£®3 Raw Materials and Raw Materials Proportioning of Portland Cement
1£®3£®1 Raw Materials of Cement
1£®3£®2 Clinker Composition Design
1£®3£®3 Proportioning Calculation of Raw Materials
1£®4 Calcination of Portland Cement Clinker
1£®4£®1 Drying and Dehydration
1£®4£®2 Decomposition of Carbonate
1£®4£®3 Solid phase Reaction
1£®4£®4 Calcination of Clinker
1£®4£®5 Clinker Cooling
1£®4£®6 The Role of Other Components
1£®4£®7 Main Equipments for Clinker Calcination
1£®5 Production and Standards for Common Portland Cement
1£®5£®1 Cement Admixture
1£®5£®2 Definition£¬ Classification and Specifications for Common Portland Cement
1£®5£®3 Portland Limestone Cement
1£®5£®4 Grinding of Cement
1£®6 Hydration and Hardening of General Purpose Portland Cemente
1£®6£®1 Hydration of Cement Clinkers
1£®6£®2 Hydration of Portland cement
1£®6£®3 Hydration and Hardening of Portland Cement with
Supplementary Cementitious Materials
1£®6£®4 Hydration Rate
1£®6£®5 Hardened Cement Paste
1£®7 Properties of Ordinary Portland Cement
1£®7£®1 Density
1£®7£®2 Fineness
1£®7£®3 Water Demand £¨Consistency£¬ Fluidity£©
1£®7£®4 Setting Time
1£®7£®5 Strength
1£®7£®6 Volume Change
1£®7£®7 Water Retention and Bleeding
1£®7£®8 Hydration Heat
1£®7£®9 Heat Resistance
1£®7£®10 Permeability Resistance
1£®7£®11 Frost Resistance
1£®7£®12 Erosion Resistance
Problems

Chapter 2 Characteristic Cements and Special Cement
2£®1 Aluminate and High-temperature Resistant Cement
2£®1£®1 Aluminate Cement
2£®1£®2 Refractory Castable of Phosphoric Acid and Phosphate
2£®1£®3 Refractory Castable of Water Glass
2£®2 Fast Hardening and High Strength Cement
2£®2£®1 Fast Hardening Portland Cement
2£®2£®2 Fast Hardening Sulphoaluminate Cement
2£®2£®3 Fast Hardening Aluminoferrite Cement
2£®2£®4 Rapid Hardening Fluoroaluminate Cement
2£®2£®5 Rapid Hardening and High Strength Aluminate Cement
2£®2£®6 Super-fast Hardening and Adjustable Setting Aluminate Cement
2£®2£®7 Special High-strength Cement
2£®3 Sulfate-resistant Cement£¬ Moderate Heat and Low Heat Cement and Roads Cement
2£®3£®1 Sulfate-resistant Cement
2£®3£®2 Moderate- and Low-heat Portland Cement
2£®3£®3 Low Heat and Micro Expanding Cement
2£®3£®4 Low Heat Slag Portland Cement
2£®3£®5 Road Portland Cement
2£®3£®6 Steel Slag Cement for Pavement
2£®4 Expansive and Self-stressing Cements
2£®4£®1 Basic Principle of Expansive Cement Production
2£®4£®2 Types of Expansive Cement
2£®4£®3 Production Processes and properties
2£®5 Oil Well Cement
2£®6 Decoration Cement
2£®6£®1 White Portland Cement
2£®6£®2 Color Cement
2£®7 Masonry Cement
2£®7£®1 Chinese Standards for Masonry Cement
2£®7£®2 Industrial Standards for Steel Slag Masonry Cement
2£®8 Radiation-proof Cement
2£®8£®1 Barium Cement
2£®8£®2 Boron Containing Cement
2£®8£®3 Strontium Cement
2£®8£®4 Conducting and Magnetic Cement
2£®8£®5 Non-magnetic Cement
2£®9 Acid-proof Cement
2£®9£®1 Water Glass Acid-proof Cement
2£®9£®2 Sulfurous Acid-proof Cement
2£®9£®3 Polymer Acid-proof Cement
2£®10 Low Alkalinity Sulphoaluminate Cement
Problems

Chapter 3 Gypsum
3£®1 Raw Materials for Production of Gypsum
3£®1£®1 Natural Gypsum
3£®1£®2 Industrial Byproduct Gypsums
3£®2 Production of Gypsum Cementitious Materials
3£®2£®1 Dehydration Transformation of Gypsum
3£®2£®2 Preparation of Hemihydrate Gypsum
3£®3 Building Gypsum
3£®3£®1 Production of Building Gypsum
3£®3£®2 Performance and Influencing Factors of Building Gypsum
3£®4 Hydration and Hardening Process of I-Iemihydrate Gypsum
3£®4£®1 Hydration of Gypsum Cementitious Materials
3£®4£®2 Hydration and Mechanism of Setting and Hardening of Dehydrated Phases
3£®4£®3 Factors Influence Hydration of Hemihydrate Gypsum
3£®4£®4 Hardening of Gypsum Paste
3£®5 Activation of Auhydrite and Tts Applications
3£®5£®1 Activation Methods of Anhydrite
3£®5£®2 Anhydrite Cementing Materials
3£®6 Structure and Properties of Hardened Gypsum Paste
3£®6£®1 Structure of Hardened Gypsum Paste
3£®6£®2 Strength of Hardened Gypsum Paste
3£®6£®3 Water Resistance of Hardened Gypsum Paste
3£®7 Applications of Gypsum Cementitious Materials
3£®7£®1 Gypsum Cementitious Materials
3£®7£®2 Gypsum Products
3£®8 Acceptance Check£¬ Storage and Transportation of Gypsum
Problems

Chapter 4 Lime
4£®1 Raw Materials for Production of Lime
4£®2 Production of Lime
4£®2£®1 Calcination of Calcium Carbonate
4£®2£®2 Types of Lime
4£®2£®3 Characteristics of Architectural Lime
4£®2£®4 Technical Specifications for Architectural Lime
4£®2£®5 Activity of Lime
4£®3 Hydration of Lime
4£®3£®1 Hydration of Lime
4£®3£®2 Characteristics of Lime Hydration
4£®4 Structure Formation of Lime Paste
4£®4£®1 Dissolving and Dispersing of Lime by Water Action
4£®4£®2 Setting Structure Formation of Lime Paste
4£®4£®3 Crystalline Structure Formation of Lime Paste
4£®5 Hardening of Lime Paste
4£®5£®1 Crystallization and Attached Strength by Drying
4£®5£®2 Carbonization
4£®6 Applications of Lime
4£®6£®1 Manufacture of Architectural Quicklime Powders
4£®6£®2 Production of Slaked Lime Powder or Slaked Lime Slurry
4£®6£®3 Preparation of Lime Mortar and Grout
4£®6£®4 Preparation of Lime Soil and Trinity Mixture Fill
4£®6£®5 Production of Silicate Products
4£®6£®6 Manufacture of Carbonized Products
4£®7 Acceptance Check£¬ Storage£¬ Safekeeping and Transportation of Lime
Problems
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Chapter 5 Magnesia Cementitious Material
Chapter 6 Other Binders
Problems
Appendix
References