Yan Bilan: Introduction of the New National Standard for Cement and Its Impact on Cement Enterprises

2024-06-01 10:12:06

What impact will the new standard bring to the production of cement industry? What changes should cement enterprises focus on?

On November 27,

2023, the mandatory national standard GB 175-2023 "General Portland Cement" formulated by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology was approved and issued by the State Administration of Market Supervision and Administration and the National Standardization Management Committee, and will be implemented on June 1, 2024. What impact will the

new standard bring to the production of cement industry? What changes should cement enterprises focus on?

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0 Portland Slag Cement Composition Revision: The substitute admixture is one of fly ash or pozzolanic admixture or limestone.After substitution, the slag/slag powder content (mass fraction) in P · S · A slag Portland cement is not less than 21% of the cement mass, and the slag/slag powder content (mass fraction) in P · S · B slag Portland cement is not less than 51% of the cement mass, so as to ensure the basic performance of slag cement. Composition of Portland

Fly Ash Cement and Portland Pozzolana Cement Revised to allow up to 5% of limestone to be substituted for the main blending material. The content (mass fraction) of the fly ash in the substituted fly ash Portland cement is not less than 21% of the cement mass, and the content (mass fraction) of the pozzolanic admixture in the pozzolanic Portland cement is not less than 21% of the cement mass.

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cement: 1. Limit

of chloride ion in cement According to the opinions of the technical review meeting organized by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on December 23, 2021, 0 is reserved.

Second, the limit of magnesium oxide in cement and autoclave stability

. This standard revision takes autoclave stability as a type inspection item.

Third, the standard revision of alkali content

in cement cancels the requirement of alkali content and takes it as a selective index; When the user requests to provide < a href = "https://www.ccement.

4 is 3D strength

of cement", this standard revision refers to EN197-1 to simplify the setting of strength index, and no longer sets different 3D strength index of cement according to the type of cement. Instead, the values were set at intervals of 5 MPa on the basis of the 3D strength of Portland cement and ordinary Portland cement.

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Portland cement, Portland slag cement, Portland fly ash cement, The fineness of pozzolanic Portland cement and composite Portland cement shall be represented by the residue on a 45 μm square mesh sieve, which shall not be less than 5%.

When the user has special requirements, this standard allows the buyer and seller to negotiate the fineness index value.

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Fifth, the time limit

of quality arbitration inspection The time limit of quality arbitration inspection is as follows: the time limit based on the inspection results of physical samples is 40 days; the time limit based on the inspection report of the manufacturer's cement with the same number is 90 days.

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On November 22, the 4th International New Material Industry Conference was held in Bengbu, Anhui Province, jointly sponsored by the People's Government of Anhui Province, the International Glass Association, China Building Material Group Co., Ltd. and China Baowu Iron and Steel Group Co., Ltd. The theme of this conference is "New Technology". New materials New Future. Li Zhong, Vice Governor of Anhui Province, delivered a speech and announced the opening ceremony. Zhou Yuxian, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of China Building Material Group, and Alicia Duran, Chairman of the 26th International Glass Association and Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the United Nations International Year of Glass, attended the conference and delivered speeches. Seventeen academicians, including Gan Yong and Peng Shou, as well as relevant leaders and guests from provinces, cities, universities and enterprises, attended the meeting.