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Pozzolans are a
broad class of
siliceous and
aluminous materials which, in themselves,
possess little or no
cementitious value but
which will, in finely...
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composed of fine
volcanic gl****, that is used as a
pozzolan. Note the
difference with the term
pozzolan,
which exerts no
bearing on the
specific origin of...
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measure for the
degree of
reaction over time or the
reaction rate
between a
pozzolan and Ca2+ or
calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2) in the
presence of water. The rate...
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Portland pozzolan cement includes fly ash cement,
since fly ash is a
pozzolan, but also
includes cements made from
other natural or
artificial pozzolans. In...
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becomes tetrahedrally and
pentahedrally coordinated. In
order to
produce a
pozzolan (supplementary
cementitious material)
nearly complete dehydroxylation must...
- mixes. The
Romans created hydraulic mortars that
contained lime and a
pozzolan such as
brick dust or
volcanic ash.
These mortars were
intended to be used...
- the
original on 21
January 2023. "National
Pozzolan ****ociation: The
History of
Natural Pozzolans".
pozzolan.org.
Retrieved 2021-02-21. Boëthius, Axel;...
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plants or
placed in landfills.
About 43% is recycled,
often used as a
pozzolan to
produce hydraulic cement or
hydraulic plaster and a
replacement or partial...
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Ancient lime
plaster often contained horse hair for
reinforcement and
pozzolan additives to
reduce the
working time.
Traditional non-hydraulic hydrated...
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Dypayan J (2007). "Clinoptilolite – a
promising pozzolan in concrete" (PDF). A New Look at an Old
Pozzolan. 29th ICMA Conference.
Quebec City, Canada: Construction...
