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Roman cement is a
substance developed by
James Parker in the 1780s,
being patented in 1796. The name is misleading, as it is
nothing like any material...
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hydraulic cement was
found by
ancient Romans who used
volcanic ash (pozzolana) with
added lime (calcium oxide). Non-hydraulic
cement (less common)...
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pozzolanic cements has much in
common with
setting of
their modern counterpart,
Portland cement. The high
silica composition of
Roman pozzolana cements is very...
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Roman cement was
developed and
patented in 1796 by
James Parker.
Roman cement quickly became po****r, but was
largely replaced by
portland cement in...
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patent in 1796 "A
certain Cement or
Terras to be used in
Aquatic and
other Buildings and
Stucco Work",
covers Roman cement, a term used in a 1798 pamphlet...
- air-
cements, magnesia,
hydrated lime),
hydraulic (
Roman cement,
portland cement,
hydraulic lime), acid-resistant (silicon
fluoride cement,
quartz cement)...
- a
composite material composed of
aggregate bonded together with a
fluid cement that
cures to a
solid over time.
Concrete is the second-most-used substance...
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Ancient Roman use as
underwater cement Caesarea Maritima, the
Herodian port
Ostia Antica, the
Trajanic port
Calcium silicate hydrate (CSH)
Cement Cement chemist...
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eventual development of
Portland cement.
Frost was born in Finchley, Middle****, England. He set up a
plant making Roman cement at
Harwich in 1807, supplying...
- set in
Roman cement, and the
remaining portion in
Portland cement". From H.J. Cowan's
paper on the
history of concrete, it
appears "
Roman Cement" dates...