Abstract
Abstract. The physical and mechanical characteristics of highly filled slag cements modified by the organic-mineral complex of LLC “MC Bauhemi” have been investigated. As a result of optimization, the area of permissible concentrations of organic-mineral additives was established according to the maximum criteria for the timing of the beginning and end of setting and strength in compression at the age of 7 and 28 days. It is shown that the expansion of the beginning of setting and its end is positively influenced by the presence of the plasticizer MC-PowerFlow 2695 from 0.43 to 0.8% and the organic-mineral complex Centrilit NC and Centrilit Fume SX in an amount from 3 / 5.25 to 5.2 / 7%, that with a simultaneous increase in the slag content from 50 to 70% in the composition of Portland cement, the start-end time of setting increases from 225/250 to 320/330 minutes, which is 1.3 / 1.5 times higher than similar indicators of no additive Portland cement. It was noted that at the age of 7 and 28 days, the introduction of an organic-mineral complex of the composition MC-PowerFlow 2695 from 0.28 to 0.64%, Centrilit NC from 4.23 to 7% and Centrilit Fume SX from 3 to 7% and at the content of GDSH in the amount of 50 and 70% contributes to the production of an artificial stone of the M500 brand with compressive strength in the range of 47 / 52.8 and 46/48 MPa. Using the method of superposition of response functions, the optimal area of permissible concentrations of the components of the Bauhemi organic-mineral complex, affecting the stated criteria, was determined when the slag content in Portland cement was 50 and 70%, namely: 0.6% MC-PowerFlow 2695, 5% Centrilit NC and 5 % Centrilit Fume SX. Further research will be aimed at studying the effect of this complex on the physical and mechanical properties with a slag content of 50 and 70% in the composition of Portland cement.
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