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The present paper shows preliminary results of an ongoing project which one of the goals is to investigate the viability of using waste FCC catalyst (wFCC), originated from Portuguese oil refinery, to produce low carbon blended cements. For this purpose, four blended cements were produced by substituting cement CEM I 42.5R up to 20% (w/w) by waste FCC catalyst. Initial and final setting times, consistency of standard paste, soundness and compressive strengths after 2, 7 and 28 days were measured. It was observed that the wFCC blended cements developed similar strength, at 28 days, compared to the reference cement, CEM I 42.5R. Moreover, cements with waste FCC catalyst incorporation up to 15% w/w meet European Standard EN 197-1 specifications for CEM II/A type cement, in the 42.5R strength class.
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Blended cements Cement industry Low carbon cement Pozzolanic material Sustainability Waste materials Waste oil-cracking catalyst
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COSTA, Carla; MARQUES, Paulo – Low-carbon cement with waste oil-cracking catalyst incorporation. In 2012 IEEE-IAS/PCA 54th Cement Industry Technical Conference. San Antonio, TX, USA: IEEE, 2012. ISBN 978-1-4673-0286-9. Pp. 1-9
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IEEE