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Influence of carbon black additives and finely ground waste from stone wool production on characteristics of cement systems

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Experimental analysis reveals carbon black and stone wool enhance strength in cement composites, suggesting improved material performance.

Incorporating 4-5% carbon black significantly improves strength characteristics of cement composites, especially with optimal W/C ratios.
The use of 6% finely ground waste from stone wool production contributes positively to binder properties and strength outcomes.
Elevating the water-cement ratio to 0.3 mitigates mixing difficulties while maintaining substantial strength in the final product.
The study highlights the dual properties of carbon black, exhibiting both hydrophobic and hydrophilic characteristics depending on additives.

Васильевич et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Experimental analysis reveals carbon black and stone wool enhance strength in cement composites, suggesting improved material performance.

Incorporating 4-5% carbon black significantly improves strength characteristics of cement composites, especially with optimal W/C ratios.
The use of 6% finely ground waste from stone wool production contributes positively to binder properties and strength outcomes.
Elevating the water-cement ratio to 0.3 mitigates mixing difficulties while maintaining substantial strength in the final product.
The study highlights the dual properties of carbon black, exhibiting both hydrophobic and hydrophilic characteristics depending on additives.

Васильевич et al. (2025) studied this question.

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