effect of ferrite phase on the formation and coexistence of 3cao.3al₂o₃.caso₄ and 3cao.sio₂ minerals
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Abstract
The effect of ferrite on the formation and coexistence of 3CaO.3Al₂O₃.CaSO₄ (C₄A₃$) and 3CaO.SiO₂ (C3S) was investigated in this paper. The results indicate that 20 % content of ferrite phase with the composition of C₂A0.5F0.5 can facilitate the coexistence of C₄A₃$ and C₃S solid solutions at 1350 ° C. There are other trace elements that incorporate into clinker minerals and form solid solutions. In addition, the dark and polygonal C₄A₃$ solid solution is not dissolved in liquid phase at 1350 ° C. It can promote the burnability of the raw mixes and provide a favorable condition for the formation of C₃S. However, it has an adverse effect on the coexistence of two clinker minerals with the changing of ferrite compositions. This will provide the important basis for the preparation of the calcium sulphoaluminate cement clinker containing C₃S.
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| Authors | ;Xiaolei Lu;Chuanhai Li;Wang Shuxian;Ye Zhengmao;Cheng Xin |
| Journal | european journal of organic chemistry |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.13168/cs.2017.0046
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