Farklı Sınıf Çimento Harcı Üretiminde Metakaolin Katkısı Kullanımının Araştırılması
Abstract
In this study, it was
studied physical and mechanical properties of Portland cement mortars with
different strength classes and metakaolin (MK) substituted. Two different
Portland cement such as CEM II/B-M 32.5 R (A cement) and CEM I 42.5 R (B
cement) is used in the production of mortar samples. Metakaolin which is
substituted by cement was obtained as a result with sintering of kaolin clay in
five different temperatures (600, 700, 800, 900 ve
1000 oC) in the laboratory
conditions. 7-day sintered metakaolin samples were conducted pozzolanic
activity test and the highest pozzolanic activity index was obtained in the samples
sintered at 900 oC. Then, it was substituted at a rate of 10 % and
20 % metakaolin material sintered 900 oC and it was compared with
the reference cement mortar. Standard sand was used in the production and the
samples were placed with vibration method in 40 x 40 x 160 mm metal mould
according to TS EN 196-1. Later, 7 and 28 days water cure is applied to
samples. Finally, the physical tests such as water absorption, porosity, bulk
density and apparent density with the mechanical properties such as flexural
strength and compressive strength were determinated. However, the ultrasound
values were determinated from the samples. As a result, the highest compressive
strength values were obtained from the samples with 20 % MK together A cement
and 10 % MK together B cement.
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