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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 708133 Last modified 21.05.2015
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Domain cement - ceramics - refractory materials
  • peam. betooni valmistamiseks ja mörtides kasutatav pulberjas hüdrauliline sideaine, mida saadakse kaltsiumi sisaldavat mineraalset toorainet põletades ja jahvatades
  • a powder of alumina, silica, lime, iron oxide, and magnesium oxide burned together in a kiln and finely pulverized and used as an ingredient of mortar and concrete
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cement
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  • Cement is essentially a binder used in concrete and mortar. Most construction cements are based on Portland cement (or ordinary Portland cement). The manufacture of cement is a highly energy intensive process which accounts for 7–10% of global carbon emissions (2008).
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Zement
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Betoonkonstruktsioonide terminibaas

ID 632684 Last modified 28.12.2024
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Domain concrete structuresconcrete technologybinders
  • peenjahvatatud mineraalne materjal, mis veega segatult moodustab taigna, mis hüdratatsiooni tulemusena tardub ja kivistub
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  • Hüdratatsiooni tulemusena kivistunud tsement säilitab tugevuse ja püsivuse ka vees.

Sisearhitektuuri terminibaas

ID 643693 Last modified 19.09.2023
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  • peeneks jahvatatud anorgaaniline materjal, mis veega segamisel moodustab hüdratatsioonireaktsioonide ja -protsesside käigus tarduva pasta, mis pärast kõvenemist säilitab oma tugevuse ja stabiilsuse isegi vee all
  • finely ground inorganic material that, when mixed with water, forms a paste that sets by means of hydration reactions and processes, and that, after hardening, retains its strength and stability, even under water
tsement
cement

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