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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021
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Mineral Additions for Cement Production
2014The mineral additions can be divided into hydraulic, pozzolanic and almost inert filer. The latent hydraulic is granulated blastfurnace slag which however has simultaneously pozzolanic properties. Pozzolanas can be divided into artificial and natural.
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Enflamed CO2 emissions from cement production in Nepal
Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021S. Thakuri, S. Khatri, Sabita Thapa
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Development of high-ferrite cement: Toward green cement production
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021Kechang Zhang+5 more
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Cement: Its Production and Distribution
1982Cement is a mineral material which, when in fine powder form, reacts with water to form a strong mass of low solubility, at the same time giving off small quantities of heat. These physical characteristics have led to the use of cement as a binder for inert material (such as bricks and stone) in the construction industry.
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Portland Cement as a By-Product.
Journal of Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1911openaire +2 more sources