Heat of hydration of high reactive pozzolans in blended cements: Isothermal conduction calorimetry

By N. Mostafa, P. Brown. 2005

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Effect of milling and acid washing on the pozzolanic activity of incinerator sewage sludge ash (2010, background): “Indirect tests involve the measurement of physical properties related to pozzolanic reactions such as compressive strength [3,9,10] electrical conductivity [5,11,12] or heat evolution by conduction calorimetry [13,14].”
Study of the hydration of Portland cement blended with blast-furnace slag by calorimetry and thermogravimetry (2010, background): “At early ages, the generated heat can be monitored by isothermal (conduction) calorimetry and five stages can be distinguished, as mentioned by several researchers [1, 2]: (i) the initial period; (ii) the induction period; (iii) the acceleration period; (iv) the deceleration period and (v) the perio”
Comparison of test methods to assess pozzolanic activity (2010, background): “This may involve measurement of properties such as compressive strength, electrical conductivity [7, 10, 11] or heat evolution by conduction calorimetry [12, 13].”