Clay Reactivity: Kaolinite Content and LC3 Technology

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Introduces LC³ cement made with limestone and calcined clay for sustainable construction.

Explores clay dehydroxylation, calcined clay reactivity, firing windows, and quality assessment in LC3 production.

Explores the optimal firing conditions for clay calcination to enhance reactivity.

Delves into the reactivity of clay minerals, emphasizing the importance of kaolinite content in LC³ technology.

Explains the process of finding suitable clays for LC³ production and emphasizes the importance of detailed field investigation.

Explores the main differences between kaolinite and other clay minerals and the process of finding suitable clay deposits.

Explores the chemical formulas and properties of clay minerals, the shaping techniques of clay, and the manufacturing process of glasses.

Explores the R3 test for assessing clay reactivity and its correlation with compressive strength tests.

Covers the R3 test, a rapid method to quantify clay reactivity.

Covers suction, shear strength, desiccation consequences, and retaining structures in unsaturated soils.