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    The effect of w/b and temperature on the hydration and strength of blastfurnace slag cements by Castellano, C.C., Bonavetti, V.L., Donza, H.A., Irassar, E.F.

    Published in Construction & building materials (15-05-2016)
    “…•Later compressive strength of PC is reduce when curing to elevated temperature.•The GGBFS-hydration is very sensitive to the curing temperature.•The rate of…”
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    Microstructural study of sulfate attack on ordinary and limestone Portland cements at ambient temperature by Irassar, E.F, Bonavetti, V.L, González, M

    Published in Cement and concrete research (01-01-2003)
    “…This paper presents an investigation on the mechanism of sulfate attack on Portland cements (PCs) containing limestone filler. It is based on the analysis of…”
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    Influence of limestone content, gypsum content and fineness on early age properties of Portland limestone cement produced by inter-grinding by Irassar, E.F., Violini, D., Rahhal, V.F., Milanesi, C., Trezza, M.A., Bonavetti, V.L.

    Published in Cement & concrete composites (01-02-2011)
    “…This paper examines the behavior of Portland limestone cements (PLCs) made by inter-grinding clinker, gypsum and limestone in a full size-cement plant, while…”
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    Studies on the carboaluminate formation in limestone filler-blended cements by Bonavetti, V.L, Rahhal, V.F, Irassar, E.F

    Published in Cement and concrete research (2001)
    “…Carboaluminates are hydration products of limestone-blended cements and they compete with monosulfoaluminate stability and ettringite transformation. In this…”
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    Thaumasite formation in limestone filler cements exposed to sodium sulphate solution at 20 °C by Irassar, E.F., Bonavetti, V.L., Trezza, M.A., González, M.A.

    Published in Cement & concrete composites (2005)
    “…This paper presents a microstructural analysis of mortars made with OPC (C 3A=6%) and two SRPCs (C 3A < 2% and C 3S=40% and 74%) containing 20% of limestone…”
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    Calorimetric characterization of Portland limestone cement produced by intergrinding by Rahhal, V. F., Irassar, E. F., Trezza, M. A., Bonavetti, V. L.

    “…The calorimetric technique provides continuous, direct, and general measurements of the course of coexisting reactions and their interactions during hydration…”
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