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Abstract
In the present work the receiving of gypsum products on the basis of a calcium sulfate dihydrate is described. As a raw material, the calcium sulfate dihydrate in the form of industry waste was used. This research offers the mechanism of un hydration hardening of monomineral bindings, including gypsum. The mechanism is based on interaction of particles of the different size in the conditions of supersaturation when pressing. Under the corresponding conditions in system of a dihydrate crystallizational contacts are formed. The offered mechanism is confirmed with pilot studies. Researches of solubility of powders, to deformations of raw mix, strength, density and other characteristics of structure are conducted. Strength reaches to 74 MPa. The way allows to simplify technology of receiving gypsum products. Expenses of energy decrease. Burn is excluded and the grinding is reduced. Thus the offered of un hydration hardening of monomineral binders has high innovative appeal.
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