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    A X-RAY STUDY OF JAPANESE PORTLAND-CEMENT CLINKERS. I.

    By Seiji Kondo & Toshiyoshi Yamauchi.

    Abstract

    X-ray analyses ware made of 12 different clinkers manufactured by 9 Japanese portland

    cement plants. Of these clinkers 6 were made by dry process and 6 by wet. The results can

    be abridged as follows:

    (1) All clinkers showed almost same structure although some differences in the amounts of

    constituent minerals and in the degree of their crystal development were observable.

    (2) The chief constituent of these clinkers was similar to the tricalcium silicate reported in "The Study of Calcium Silicates" (S. Kondo & T. Yamauchi, Jour. Jap. Ceram. Assoc., 1934,

    Vol. 42, 479). Also some dicalcium silicate was found. No other constituents could be distinctly

    detected.

    (3) The authors' results agree well with those reported by A. Guttmann & F. Gille of centri

    fuged Alite portions and also those obtained by K. Koyanagi of Alite portioni of a particular

    clinker whose chemical composition was very near to that of Alite.

    (4) Strictly speaking, there were some slight differences between the wet process and dry

    process clinkers.

    Chemical and mineralogical compositions, diffraction paiterns, and interplaner distances are

    given.

    (Dept. of Ceramic Engineering, Tokio University of Engineering)

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    H. LeChatelier (Tonind. Ztg., 1882, S. 202; Ann. des Min., 1887,

    S. 345; Tonind. Ztg., 1892, S. 1056) 3GaOAl2O3,

    2CaOSiO2, 2 (AlFe)2O3MgO 3CaOSiO2 A.

    E. Tornebohm (Tonind. Ztg., 1897, S. 1148, 1158) Alit,

    Belit, Celit, Felit Alit

    9CaO2Al2O33CaOSiO2 (Isomorphe Mischung) C. R.

    Richardson (Eng. News 1902, p. 84) 3CaOSiO23CaOAl2O3

    2CaOSiO32CaOAl2O3 O. Schott (Protokoll, 1907, S. 285)3CaO

    SiO2 E. S. Shepherd, G. A. Rankin and F. E. Wright (Ind. Eng. Chem., 1911, p.

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  • 211; Ztschr. anorg. Chem., 1911, S. 19)CaO-SiO2 3CaOSiO2 Al2O3

    N. v. Glasenapp (Protokoll, 1913, S. 313; Zement, 1913, S. 131)Alit

    J. L. Gillson and E. C. Warren (J. Amer, Ceram. Soc., 1926, p. 783)

    X 3CaOSiO22CaOSiO2 Calsium-Almino-

    Silicates

    E. Janeck (Ztschr, anorg. Chem., 1911, S. 200; Prosokoll, 1912, S. 249; 1913, p. 273)3CaO

    SiO2 8CaO2SiO2Al2O3 Janeckeite Alit

    G. A. Rankin & F. E. Wright (Ztschr. anorg.

    Chem., 1912, S. 63)1404 8CaO2SiO2Al2O33CaOSiO2, 2CaOSiO23CaOAl2O3

    Janeckeite Wetzel (Chem. Ztg., 1914, S. 522)Janeckeite

    G. A. Rankin and F. E.

    Wright (J. Ind. Eng. Chem., 1915, p. 466; Ztschr. anorg. Chem., 1915, S. 213; Amer. J. Sci., 1915,

    p. 1)3CaOSiO21900 Alit

    3CaOSiO2, 2CaOAl2O3, 2CaOSiO2

    5CaO3Al2O3 W. Dyckerhoff (Zement, 1927,

    S. 735) CaO 2CaOSiO2 3CaO

    Al2O3, 5CaO3Al2O3 CaO W. C Hansen, W. Dyckerhoff, F. W. Ashton

    and R. H Bogue (J. Phys. Chem., 1927, p. 607; Zement, 1927, S. 51)8CaO+Al2O3+2SiO2

    Janeckeite X

    3CaOSiO2, 2CaOSiO23CaOAl2O3

    3CaOSiO2 A. Guttmann and F. Gille (Ze

    ment, 1927, S. 921, 951)Alit, Belit, & 2CaOSiO2, 2CaOSiO2, free CaO, Celit, Calsium Alumi

    nates (3CaOAl2O3, 5OaO3Al2O3), Epezite, 2CaOSiO2 9 Alit

    3CaOSiO2+3CaOAl2O3 H. Kuhl (Zement, 1927, S. 1118; Tonind.-Ztg., 1929, S.

    1571)Alit3CaOSiO2Janekeite L. T. Brownmiller & R. H.

    Bogue (Amer. J. Sci., 1930, p. 241)X 8CaOAl2O32SiO2CaO-Al2O3-SiO2

    3CaOSiO2, 2CaOSiO2, 3CaOAl2O3CaO

    1929 A. Guttmann & F. Gille (Zement, 1929, S. 912)X Alit

    Alit 3CaOSiO2 Celit H. Le Chatelier

    (Compt rend, 1882, p. 13) E. S. Shepherd, G. A. Rankin and F. E. Wright (Ind. Eng. Chem., 1911. p.

    211) CaO-Al2O3-Fe2O W. C. Hansen, L. T. Brownmiller & R. H.

    Bogue (J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 1928, p. 396)Celit4CaOAl2O3Fe2O3

    S. Solacolu (Zement, 1932, S. 301)

    Celit, Beit

    3CaOSiO2 (Alit), - 2CaOSiO2, 3CaOAl2O3, 4CaOAl2O3

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    Fe2O3 (Celit) 2CaOFe2O3

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    X

    1.

    3CaOSiO2,,2CaOSiO2

    1

    X X

    5( , ,,42 497 311,9)

    2.

    3CaOSiO2,2CaOSiO2 X

    19

    mm 2

    Fig. 1 3CaOSiO2

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    Fig. 2 2CaOSiO2

    Fig. 3 No. 1

    Fig. 4 No . 2

    Fig. 5 No. 3

    Fig. 6 No. 4

    Fig. 7 No. 5

    Fig. 8 No. 10

    Fig. 9 No . 12

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    2 mm

    (No. 1)

    (vs=very strong, s=strong, m=moderate, w=weak, vw=very weak)

    ,

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    No. 1, No.2, No. 3

    ,3CaOSiO2

    3CaOSiO2

    2

    3CaOSiO2

    3CaOSiO2

    ,,

    3.

    X

    4( , ,, 42 500, 479,9)

    3CaOSiO23CaOSiO2 3CaO

    SiO2 17mm

    3CaOSiO2 3CaOSiO22CaOSiO22CaO

    SiO2

    2CaOSiO23CaOSiO2

    3CaOAl2O3, 4CaOAl2O3Fe2O3X

    X

    3CaOSiO22CaO

    SiO2 3CaOSiO2:2CaOSiO2=3:1

    3CaOAl2O3, 4CaOAl2O3Fe2O3, 2CaOFe2O3

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    5%

    R. H. Bogue (Cement & Cement Matnufacture, 1931, p. 288)

    3

    3 (%)

    X2

    X3CaOSiO22CaOSiO2

    Guttmann & Gille (Zement, 1929, S. 912; 1931, S. 144) Alit

    X BogueAlit

    Alit( , 22, p. 44,9)

    Guttmann & GilleAlitX3CaOSiO2

    4 Gutmann & GilleAlit X

    2CaOSiO2

    Alit3CaOSiO2

    Alit

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    4.

    (1) X

    (2)

    (3)( , , ,42500, 479)3CaOSiO2

    2CaOSiO2

    (4)Guttmann & Gille,Alit

    (5), X

    (11.5.29.)

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