Abstract
On a series of OPC pastes hydrated at 20 °C and 90 °C and Ca3SiO5 pastes hydrated at 20 °C the total porosity and pore size distribution were measured. Data obtained by mercury porosimetry and nitrogen adsorption did not agree well as the volumina of pores filled with Hg and N2 differed. Regardless on the method employed the found pore size distribution depended on the starting water-solid ratio; as equal porosity, it was different in different hydrated materials.
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