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  • 2024Characterization of lightweight aerated mortars using waste-to-energy bottom ash (WtE-BA) as aerating agent1citations
  • 2023Combination of chemical foaming and direct ink writing for lightweight geopolymers4citations
  • 2022Impact du dioxyde de titane sur la microstructure d’une matrice minérale à base de liant ettringitique.citations
  • 2022Microstructural Analysis of the Reactivity Parameters of Calcined Clays11citations
  • 2020Hierarchical salt-ceramic composites for efficient thermochemical energy storage12citations
  • 2018Stabilization of compressed earth blocks (CEBs) by geopolymer binder based on local materials from Burkina Faso112citations
  • 2013Synthesis of consolidated materials from alkaline solutions and metakaolin: existence of domains in the Al–Si–K/O ternary diagram33citations
  • 2011Structural characterization of geomaterial foams -- Thermal behavior45citations
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Microstructural Analysis of the Reactivity Parameters of Calcined Clays

  • Messan, Adamah
  • Ramadji, Christian
  • Nshimiyimana, Philbert
  • Prudhomme, Elodie
Abstract

<jats:p>Four (04) different types of clays from Burkina Faso were studied for their potential applications in the production of calcined clays as substitution materials for Portland cement. The study aimed at analyzing the factors affecting their reactivity. The untreated clays were subjected to various tests to highlight the intrinsic properties that can influence their reactivity. After the treatment by calcination, the clays were subjected to various pozzolanicity tests and microstructural analysis in order to evaluate their influence on the microstructure of the cement paste. The results showed that the reactivity of calcined clays is strongly related to the intrinsic properties of the raw clays, such as the content and the structure of kaolinite: disordered kaolinite reacts better than ordered kaolinite. After the calcination, the reactivity depends on the amorphous phase (amorphous content) of the clays, which influences the strength activity index. This study established a correlation between different parameters to easily identify the main properties of calcined clays that can influence their pozzolanic reactivity. All the results showed that the kaolinite content is a determining factor in the reactivity of clays before calcination. However, the study showed that the amorphous content of kaolinite is the determining parameter of the reactivity of calcined clays, as calcination can lead to the recrystallization of kaolinite.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • amorphous
  • phase
  • strength
  • cement
  • recrystallization