obtaining and physical mechanical properties of cement composites with the use of fillers and mixing water from the chechen republic fields

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Improving physical mechanical and operational properties of concretes and other composite materials is one of the most important tasks in construction material science. At the present time various methods are applied for that, which includes the use of additives, composite binders, activated mixing water, etc. Composite construction materials based on cement binders with mineral additives are widelu used, because they possess improved physical mechanical and technological properties. Implementation of additives improve placeability and nonsegregation factors of concrete and mortar mixes, lead to compaction of concrete and mortars structure. The additives substantially lower heat generation of concretes, which is of great importance in concrete casting of large structures. The article presents the results of experimental studies of cement composites filled with powders of rocks and mixable with activated water from the deposits of the Chechen Republic. The soundness of cement compositions with the additives of mountain and river limestone, sandstone and quartz sand was established. The results of experimental studies on establishing the effect of fine and coarse aggregate on strength formation of cement composites activated by water mixing were presented.
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Authors ;Erofeev Vladimir Trofimovich;Bazhenov Yuriy Mikhailovich;Balatkhanova Elita Mahmudovna;Mitina Elena Aleksandrovna;Emel’yanov Denis Vladimirovich;Rodin Alexander Ivanovich;Karpushin Sergey Nikolaevich
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