On Hydration of Portland Cement
Pierre Saha
Corresponding
Rajshahi Engineering College, Rajshahi
Ashok Kim
University of Chittagong, Chittagong
Dipak Reddy
McGill University, Montreal
Abstract
Rapid industrial growth has renewed interest in hydration of portland cement and the associated effects on sewage treatment works. The behaviour of the system is investigated parametrically by finite difference method. Increasing the governing parameter by a factor of 3 raises the predicted value by nearly 40%. The present study should serve as a starting point for more comprehensive investigations.
Keywords:
hydration of portland cementfinite difference methodsemiconductorheat exchangerfatigueearthquake engineering
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