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JC 436-1991 in English

JC 436-1991 in English

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expanded ferroaluminate cement

  • Issued on:1991-07-20
  • Implemented on:1992-06-01
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Standard No: JC 436-1991
Document status: VALID
Title in English: expanded ferroaluminate cement
Title in Chinese: 膨胀铁铝酸盐水泥
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 1991-07-20
Implemented on: 1992-06-01
Professional Classification: JC-Building Material
Related Keywords: ferroaluminate cement
ferroaluminate cement introduction analysis
traditional sulphoaluminate cement
ordinary cement
technical indicators parameters micro-expansion type expansion type


Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

The expanding ferroaluminate cement defined in this standard is a hydraulic cementitious material with iron phase, anhydrous calcium sulphoaluminate and dicalcium silicate as the main mineral components. Its notable feature is that the controllable expansion performance can be achieved by adjusting the amount of limestone and gypsum.


Comparative Analysis of Technical Indicators

Parameters Micro-expansion type Expansion type
1d free expansion rate ≥0.05% ≥0.10%
28d free expansion rate ≤0.5% ≤1.0%
28d compressive strength ≥52.5MPa

Key performance requirements

Setting time control: initial setting ≥30 minutes, final setting ≤180 minutes. This window period design not only ensures construction operability, but also avoids excessive retarding affecting early strength development.

Free calcium oxide limit: strictly ≤0.3%, far lower than the standard for ordinary cement, which is a key measure to prevent later volume stability problems.


Engineering application suggestions

1. Micro-expansion type is suitable for deformation-sensitive underground waterproofing projects, and its 0.05-0.5% expansion range can effectively compensate for shrinkage

2. Expansion type is more suitable for seawater environment structures, and the 1.0% expansion rate can continuously resist the shrinkage caused by chloride ion corrosion


Standard development background

When this standard was issued in 1991, it innovatively introduced the iron phase mineral system. Compared with traditional sulphoaluminate cement, it has significantly improved seawater corrosion resistance and later strength stability. Although it has not been revised since 2000, its technical route is still cited in the current GB/T50476 "Concrete Structure Durability Design Code".

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