| Cement - 1901 - 552 pages
...invariably very low in magnesia. Portland cement was discovered by Joseph Apsdin, of Leeds (Eng.), who desired to make an artificial cement that would...because it hardened under water to a mass resembling Portland stone. With very few exceptions, Portland cements arc artificial mixtures, and many of the... | |
| Heinrich Ries - Cement - 1901 - 562 pages
...invariably very low in magnesia. Portland cement was discovered by Joseph Apsdin, of Leeds (Eng.), who desired to make an artificial cement that would...because it hardened under water to a mass resembling Portland stone. With very few exceptions, Portland cements are artificial mixtures, and many of the... | |
| Heinrich Ries - Geology, Economic - 1905 - 522 pages
...applied to artificial mixtures of clay and .lime rock, which are burned to a temperature of clinkering. Portland cement was first made by Joseph Apsdin, of...mass resembling the Portland stone of England. The three essentials for Portland cement are lime, silica, and alumina, and it is consequently necessary... | |
| Heinrich Ries - 1916 - 1358 pages
...10.97 J 4.46 1 54 2751 1690 37.94 903 225 85 26 84 18 37 85 nd 4033 .98 1756 1 40 2 24 27 14 13 89 3645 The following are some analyses of the burned material:...manufacture of true Portland cement in the United States: bog lime and clay; limestone and day, or shale; chalk and clay; pure limestone and argillaceous limestone.... | |
| 1901 - 548 pages
...invariably very low in magnesia. Portland cement was discovered by Joseph Apsclin, of Leeds (Eng.), who desired to make an artificial cement that would...because it hardened under water to a mass resembling Portland stone. With very few exceptions, Portland cements are artificial mixtures, and many of the... | |
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