J. Majling et al., Generalized Bogue computatiqns to forecast the mineralogical composition of sulfoaluminate cements based on fly ashes, ADV CEM RES, 11(1), 1999, pp. 27-34
Fly ashes, from an extensive database showing extremes in ratios of major o
xides, are considered as potential raw meal ingredients for preparation of
sulfoaluminate cements. Simple algorithmized, essentially Bogue-like, compu
tations are performed in order to create a link between the chemical compos
ition of raw meals and their mineralogical composition, as expected to resu
lt from their burning The computations refer to a set of three-component ra
w meals, all containing limestone and gypsum but differing in the kind of f
ly ash introduced as the third raw meal component. The individual raw meal
compositions are identified in computations, yielding three phase products,
composed of C2S, C(4)A(3)(S) over bar and C(4)AF: The content of each phas
e is within the following limits. C2S, 60.7-83.4 wt %; C(4)A(3)(S) over bar
, 4.2-27.2 wt %; and C(4)AF 2.6-30.5 wt %. As a result, fly ashes are thus
convenient raw soul-ces for, production of sulfoaluminate cements. Of speci
al interest are fly ashes low in SiO2/A(2)O(3) or SiO2/(Al2O3 + Fe2O3) rati
os, providing clinkers with the preferred proportions of the mineral phases
.