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Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2014

STRENGTH DEVELOPMENT AND SHRINKAGE CRACKING TENDENCY OF CONCRETE WITH BLAST-FURNACE SLAG CEMENT USING HIGH ALITE CLINKER

Shingo Miyazawa; Takashi Yokomuro; Etsuo Sakai; Nobukazu Nito

In order to reduce CO₂ emission on the process of cement production, it is efficient to use blended cement widely for concrete structures instead of ordinary Portland cement. From this point of view, blast-furnace slag cement has been widely used for civil engineering structures in Japan. However, blast-furnace slag cement has rarely been used for reinforced concrete buildings, mainly because strength development of this type of cement is slower at early ages compared to ordinary Portland cement. In this study, in order to improve strength development of blast-furnace slag cement concrete at early ages, a sample of high alite clinker with C₃S content of 72%, by Bogue equation, was manufactured at a commercial cement plant. Strength development and shrinkage cracking tendency of blast-furnace slag cement with slag content of 20% using the high alite clinker were experimentally investigated. Influences of temperature and moisture condition on strength development were also investigated. Tendency of cracking due to dying was investigated with uniaxial restraint tests, in which the drying period until cracking was observed. It was proved from the experimental results that early-age strength development of blast-furnace slag cement was improved by using the high alite cement especially at low temperature. Shrinkage cracking properties was also improved compared with ordinary Portland cement and conventional blast-furnace slag cement type A.高炉セメントを用いたコンクリートの初期材齢における強度発現性の改善を目的とし、エーライト量の大きいセメントを実機プラントで試作した。このセメントに高炉スラグ微粉末を20%混入した高炉セメントを用いたコンクリートの強度発現性および収縮ひび割れ抵抗性について実験により検討した。その結果、高エーライトセメントを用いた高炉セメントは、普通ポルトランドセメントや通常の高炉セメントと比較して、低温時においても強度発現性に優れており、収縮ひび割れ抵抗性の向上も期待できることが明らかとなった。


Archive | 2006

Cement additive and cement composition

Hiroshi Hirao; Kazuo Yamada; Kiyoshi Koibuchi; Nobukazu Nito


Construction and Building Materials | 2014

Properties of concrete using high C3S cement with ground granulated blast-furnace slag

Shingo Miyazawa; Takashi Yokomuro; Etsuo Sakai; Atsushi Yatagai; Nobukazu Nito; Kiyoshi Koibuchi


Nippon Kagaku Kaishi | 1997

Hydration of Calcium Silicate Compounds Containing Chlorine.

Etsuo Sakai; Akinori Nakamura; Nobukazu Nito; Yoko Ohba; Toyohiko Yano; Masaki Daimon


Journal of The Ceramic Society of Japan | 2018

Analysis of hydration of blast furnace slag in high-volume blast furnace slag cement using an expanded hydration equation

Yutaka Aikawa; Kan Shinobe; Yukiko Ueda; Nobukazu Nito; Etsuo Sakai


Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2017

INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM NITRITE ON THE HYDRATION OF HIGH VOLUME SLAG CEMENT

Etsuo Sakai; Yukiko Ueda; Yutaka Aikawa; Nobukazu Nito


Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2017

HYDRATES AND MORPHOLOGY OF HYDRATED HIGH VOLUME BLAST FURNACE SLAG CEMENT

Kan Shinobe; Nobukazu Nito; Yutaka Aikawa; Etsuo Sakai


Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2016

INFLUENCE OF USEING HIGH C 3 S CEMENT ON FLY ASH CEMENT HYDRATION

Toshinari Mukai; Nobukazu Nito; Hiroshi Hirao; Etsuo Sakai


Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2016

INFLUENCE OF CURING TEMPARATURE ON THE HYDRATION OF HIGH SLAG CEMENT

Etsuo Sakai; Yutaka Aikawa; Sachie Nishimura; Nobukazu Nito


Cement Science and Concrete Technology | 2015

PROPERTIES OF FLY ASH CONCRETE USING HIGH ALITE CEMENT

Shingo Miyazawa; Takashi Yokomuro; Etsuo Sakai; Nobukazu Nito

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Etsuo Sakai

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Shingo Miyazawa

Ashikaga Institute of Technology

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Yutaka Aikawa

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Takashi Yokomuro

Ashikaga Institute of Technology

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Kan Shinobe

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Yukiko Ueda

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Daiki Atarashi

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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