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SHYAM R. ANANDJIWALA
1st year M.Tech, Construction Technology and Management
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
India.
anandjiwalashyam@gmail.com
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Diethylene glycol(DEG)
Triethanolamine(TEA)
245
335
Aids
on
Cement
Grinding
Specific energy
consumption(kWh/ton)
4.2
8.4
20.9
29.3
46.1
58.7
Blaine(cm2/g)
Refere0.08
0.08
nce mix %
%
amine glycol
GA
GA
1835
1990 2375
2560
2790 2920
3665
4650 4190
3865
5340 4785
4620
6765 5455
4835
6985 6175
0.08% amine
GA
20
0.08% glycol
GA
10
0
0
50
100
60
50
No GA addition
40
TIPA
30
TEA
20
TIPA:TEA=1:1
10
TIPA:TEA=1:3
0
1 day
7 day
Age(days)
28 day
TIPA:TEA=3:1
% increase in output
50
40
30
20
0.06% amine GA
10
0.06% glycol GA
0
15
30
Grinding Energy(kWh/ton)
6. Conclusion
It can be deduced from the above discussion
that grinding aids are used to improve grinding
efficiency of the clinker particles. Grinding aid also
improve some physical and mechanical properties
of cement.
7. References
Blaine(cm2/g)
Grinding
Energy(KWh/ton)
15
30
Mass of
sample
grinded
(kg)
5
5.5
6
6.5
5
6
7
7.5
0.06%
Amin
e GA
0.06
%
Glyc
ol
GA
3845
3220
2845
5460
4005
3540
3630
3905
3340
5400
4635
4120
Ref.
mix
3380
4240
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[10]V.S. Ramachandran(1976):HYDRATION OF
CEMENT-ROLE OFTRIETHANOLAMINE
Cement and Concrete Research.Vol.6, 1976
[11] Z. Heren and H.Olmez(1996):
THE INFLUENCE OF ETHANOLAMINES ON
THE HYDRATION AND MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF PORTLAND CEMENT Cement
and Concrete Research.Vol.26,1996
[12] Alejandro Prez-Velzquez: LOW COST
GRINDING AIDS FOR CEMENTworldcements.com
Vol. 6, pp. 623-632, 19 YDRATION OF CEMENT --