Cement Products
Portland Sulphate Resisting Clinker C3A ≤ 5%
Portland Sulfate Resisting Cement Clinker
- Portland sulfate resisting cement clinker is the main component of Portland sulfate resisting cement types as it accounts from 80% to 95% of Portland cement weight
- Portland sulfate resisting cement clinker is produced in cement kiln burning process of a mixture of Limestone Ca CO3 & Clay materials including aluminate, silicate & high ferrate content raw materials at 1450-degree Celsius
- An addition of iron ore is included in the raw mix of clinker to enable reducing the Tri-Calcium aluminate to less than 5% of clinker weight composition & instead increasing Tetra-calcium alumoferrate C3AF that has the same function of regulating cement setting with the Gypsum content with comparatively lower expansive ettringite reaction wit Gypsum
- The clinker component produced in the cement kiln has a particle diameter range from 5mm to 25mm
- Cement Group plants includes a minimum content of 52% C3S
Advantages
01
High C3S content
02
Perfect mixing with cementitious materials due to high C3S content
03
Enable achieving required compressive strength results at different product mixing ratio
Uses and Applications
Producing different cement products.
Chemical Composition | Norm: EN196-2:2013 | Result |
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Silicon Oxide | SiO2 | 21.17% |
Aluminum Oxide | Al2O | 5.24% |
Ferric Oxide | Fe2O3 | 5.49% |
Calcium Oxide | CaQ | 65.07% |
Magnesium Oxide | MgO | 1.26% |
Sulphate Trioxide | SO3 | 0.79% |
Potassium Oxide | K2O | 0.216% |
Sodium Oxide | Na2O | 0.516% |
Chloride | Cl | 0.034% |
Insoluble Residues | IR | 0.19% |
Loss On Ignition | LOI | 0.57% |
Free Lime | F.L | 1.66% |
Tri-calcium Silicate | C3S | 54.12% |
Di-calcium Silicate | C2S | 19.86% |
Tri-calcium Aluminates | C3A | 4.60% |
Tetra calcium Aluminoferrate | C4AF | 16.72% |
C4AF + 2 C3A | 25.92% | |
Alkalis Equivalent | AE | 0.66 |
Chromium (VI) | Cr (VI) | 0.90 |
- This Clinker used to produce Cement according to Egyptian standards: ES 4756-1:2013
- European Standard: EN 197-1:2011