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MODIFICAÇÃO MECANO-QUÍMICA DO
CIMENTO COM GRANDES VOLUMES DE
ESCÓRIA DE ALTO-FORNO
resistência à compressão.
Aplicação de
Sílica Ativa
(SF) e
Supersílica
(RSA)
Aumento
significativo
da superfície
específica
4. RESULTADO DOS TESTES E DISCUSSÕES
4.1. Distribuição do tamanho das partículas
Aumento da resistência em
cerca de 10% (28 dias) –
intermoagem adicional
Atraso no endurecimento –
grandes quantidades de adições
minerais (45% de EGAF e 10% de
SF)
4. RESULTADO DOS TESTES E DISCUSSÕES
4.3. Resistência à compressão das argamassas
Cimento HP
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