Increase in composite binder activity

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The binder of portland cement (51-59 wt.%), fly ash of thermal power stations (3644 wt.%), limestone crushing waste (4-9 wt.%) and dry hyper plasticizer (0.2 wt.%) has been created. It can be used in the building materials industry for production of high-strength concrete. The composite binder is obtained by co-milling of the components in vario-planetary mill to a specific surface area of 550-600 m2/kg. The technical result is the possibility of obtaining a composite binder with significant replacement of cement with industrial waste, cost-effective and superior to portland cement for construction and technical properties, increased activity. This allows producing concrete for walling with a compressive strength of 100 MPa, while using more than 50% of industrial waste.

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Fediuk, R., Smoliakov, A., & Stoyushko, N. (2016). Increase in composite binder activity. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 156). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/156/1/012042

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