Metamorphism of Portland Cement
Metamorphism of Portland Cement
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4. Mechanical agitation increases the strength of cement up to a cer- tain maximum time; after which, if continued, it reduces it.
5. The setting of cement is accelerated by dryness of the atmosphere.
6. An excess of mixing water progressively reduces the strength of cement. This effect is partly reversive of itself, and the reversion may be increased by additional colloidal material in the original cement.
7. Water percolating through concrete dissolves the lime of the ce- ment chiefly, and th...is effect tends to neutralize itself by "healing. " 8. Percolation through concrete preferably follows the bedding planes.
9. Salts in solution in the mixing water tend to lower the strength of cement. This effect may be neutralized by precipitation in the pores.
10. Storage in saline water affects low silica cements more than it does high silica, and coarsely ground cements more than it does finely ground cements.
PACINI, METAMORPHISM OF PORTLAND CEMENT 219 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS In general, the metamorphism of Portland cement represents on an accelerated scale the processes which occur in natural rocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Mechanical agitation increases the strength of cement up to a cer- tain maximum time; after which, if continued, it reduces it.
5. The setting of cement is accelerated by dryness of the atmosphere.
6. An excess of mixing water progressively reduces the strength of cement. This effect is partly reversive of itself, and the reversion may be increased by additional colloidal material in the original cement.
7. Water percolating through concrete dissolves the lime of the ce- ment chiefly, and th...is effect tends to neutralize itself by "healing. " 8. Percolation through concrete preferably follows the bedding planes.
9. Salts in solution in the mixing water tend to lower the strength of cement. This effect may be neutralized by precipitation in the pores.
10. Storage in saline water affects low silica cements more than it does high silica, and coarsely ground cements more than it does finely ground cements.
PACINI, METAMORPHISM OF PORTLAND CEMENT 219 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS In general, the metamorphism of Portland cement represents on an accelerated scale the processes which occur in natural rocks.
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