A Study of the Effects Produced on Portland Cement by the Addition of Various Percentages of Hydrted

This technical study explores the effects of adding hydrated aluminum sulfate to Portland cement. Knuepfer and Hook conducted a series of experiments to determine the optimal percentage of additive to use, and their findings provide important insight into the materials science of cement production. A must-read for engineers, architects, and anyone interested in construction technology.

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