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Noor-ul-Amin 《中国地球化学学报》2010,29(2):143-145
In this investigation local clay from Cherat mines, Nowshera District, NWFP, Pakistan, has been tested as a pozzolanic material in high strength Portland cement. Thermal treatments were performed as a means of activation of the clay. It was found that thermal treatment of the clay can increase its pozzolanic activity. Different blended mortars, containing different amounts of clay, activated at different temperatures were studied for compressive strength, consistency, and setting times. It was concluded that the mechanical properties of the blended cements were mainly governed by the percentage of incorporation of the calcined clay. Blended cement composition has been formulated, with optimal results of 20% calcined clay at a temperature of 600℃. 相似文献
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This paper covers the detailed version of the potential raw material deposits at Darukhula and the adjacent areas of Nizampur,
the manufacturing of high-strength Portland cement samples from the same material and comparison of the physical and chemical
parameters for resulting cement with British and Pakistan standard specifications, which include compressive strength, setting
time, consistency, lechatelier expansion, Blaine and insoluble residue. It was found that the raw material available in the
study area meets the standard specifications and the area is feasible for the cement plant installation. The area can provide
raw material which is quite sufficient for the running of a cement plant. 相似文献
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Limestone and clay samples were collected from Darukhula and adjoining areas of the Nizampur District Nowshera, N.W.EE, Pakistan, and analyzed for different parameters in order to search for new reserves of suitable material for the manufacture of different types of cements in N.W.F.P. It was found that the area under study contains three types of limestones, including high grade limestone, Darukhula limestone and siliceous limestone, which contain 53%, 49.03% and 45.19% CaO, respectively, and three types of clay, including maroon color, yellow to yel- lowish-green color and green color clay containing 57.76%, 65.47% and 61.24% SiO2, respectively. Chemical analysis of the limestone and clay samples collected from the deposits in the area under study showed that all the elements found in these samples are within the range of permissible limits for the production of high-strength Portland cement, sulphate resisting cement and white cement. This paper covers the detailed version of the potential raw material deposits at Darukhula and adjoining areas of the Nizampur District. 相似文献
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