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Binders for Durable and Sustainable Concrete 2007

1. Cover

2. Half Title

3. Title Page

4. Copyright Page

5. Dediction

6. Contents

7. Foreword

8. Preface

9. Acknowledgements

10. Note from the author

1 Introduction

2 Binders and concrete of yesterday

3 The hydraulic binders and concrete industries at the beginning of the twenty-first century

4 The chemical and phase composition of Portland cement

5 Production of Portland cement (This chapter was written in collaboration with J.-C. Weiss)

6 Portland cement hydration

7 Admixtures

8 Cementitious materials other than Portland cement: supplementary cementitious materials, mineral components Portland cement additions

9 Special Portland cements and other types of hydraulic binder

10 The art and science of high-performance concrete

11 The development of the cement and concrete industries within a sustainable development policy

12 Cements of yesterday and today, concretes of tomorrow

13 My vision of clinkers and binders

24. Appendix I: How Vicat prepared his artificial lime (Mary 1862)

25. Appendix II: AD 1824 No. 5022: artificial stone: Aspdin’s specification

26. Appendix III: And if the first North American natural cement was made in 1676 in Montreal

27. Appendix IV: The SAL and KOSH treatments

28. Appendix V: Determination of the Bogue potential composition

29. Appendix VI: Example of a very simple binary diagram

30. Appendix VII: Ternary diagrams

31. Appendix VIII: Ternary phase diagrams

32. Appendix IX: Influence of the alkalis on the nature and morphology of hydration products

33. Appendix X: Colouring concrete

34. Appendix XI: Relevant ASTM standards

35. Index