A binder composition in dry weight percentage comprises a) between 1% and 30% of at least one lime source, b) between 5% and 75% of ground granulated blast furnace slag, (c) between 20% and 90% of at least one filler, (d) between 0.1% and 5% of SO.sub.3.sup.?, e) between 0.1% and 1% of at least one water reducer polymer, f) between 0% and 2%, relative to the total weight of components a, b and c, of at least one activator different from d, the weights of d, e, f relative to the total weight of components a, b, c, said ground granulated blast furnace slag and the filler each being a mixture of two differently sized particles, the different sizes based on d.sub.50 and range of between 1 ?m and 5 ?m and >5 ?m for the slag and between 0.05 ?m and <8 ?m and ?8 ?m and <200 ?m for the filler.

An interface joint material based on industrial solid waste includes raw materials in parts by weight: portland slag cement, 80?130 parts; metakaolin, 80?130 parts; the industrial solid waste, 80?130 parts; sodium silicate, 25?35 parts; alkali, 8?12 parts; acrylate, 30?36 parts; a trivinyl ether compound, 1?3 parts; inorganic sulfite, 1?3 parts; persulfate, 1?3 parts; a water reducing agent, 3?6 parts, and water, 60?80 parts. The interface joint material is suitable for a concrete interface of different components, with good bonding, high strength, and the advantages of pumping, fast hard, early strength, micro expansion and high ductility; In addition, the industrial solid waste is added into the interface joint material, which improves a utilization rate of the industrial solid waste in construction joint materials, and has significant for recycling of the industrial solid waste.

An interface joint material based on industrial solid waste includes raw materials in parts by weight: portland slag cement, 80?130 parts; metakaolin, 80?130 parts; the industrial solid waste, 80?130 parts; sodium silicate, 25?35 parts; alkali, 8?12 parts; acrylate, 30?36 parts; a trivinyl ether compound, 1?3 parts; inorganic sulfite, 1?3 parts; persulfate, 1?3 parts; a water reducing agent, 3?6 parts, and water, 60?80 parts. The interface joint material is suitable for a concrete interface of different components, with good bonding, high strength, and the advantages of pumping, fast hard, early strength, micro expansion and high ductility; In addition, the industrial solid waste is added into the interface joint material, which improves a utilization rate of the industrial solid waste in construction joint materials, and has significant for recycling of the industrial solid waste.

A dry grout composition including a calcium aluminosulfate based hydraulic cement, a mineral filler, a thixotropic agent, and a superplasticizer agent. Also, an anchoring capsule, containing the dry grout composition, for use in anchoring reinforcing member dowel, or anchor elements in a hole of a substrate, and a method of use.

A dry grout composition including a calcium aluminosulfate based hydraulic cement, a mineral filler, a thixotropic agent, and a superplasticizer agent. Also, an anchoring capsule, containing the dry grout composition, for use in anchoring reinforcing member dowel, or anchor elements in a hole of a substrate, and a method of use.

A lightweight gypsum compositions gypsum composition with good water resistance having a low water-to-stucco ratio, high flowability, and mechanical strength. The gypsum composition includes a cationic agent, an anionic agent, an aqueous stucco slurry containing a stucco, a water reducing dispersant, and water. The cationic agent may operate as a foaming agent, and the anionic agent may operate as a foam stabilizer.

A lightweight gypsum compositions gypsum composition with good water resistance having a low water-to-stucco ratio, high flowability, and mechanical strength. The gypsum composition includes a cationic agent, an anionic agent, an aqueous stucco slurry containing a stucco, a water reducing dispersant, and water. The cationic agent may operate as a foaming agent, and the anionic agent may operate as a foam stabilizer.

The present invention relates to a method and system to produce a concrete material having optimized strength and particle packing properties. The method and system includes a micro characterization step of a plurality of starting cementitious materials and at least one starting pozzolanic material to get respectively at least one cementitious material having uniform strength and at least one pozzolanic material having uniform blain fineness. Then grinding the said at least one cementitious material having uniform strength and the said at least one pozzolanic material having uniform blain fineness to get at least one cementitious material having a required Blaine fineness and at least one pozzolanic material having a required Blaine fineness. Finally preparing the said concrete material by mixing the said micro characterized cementitious materials and/or pozzolanic materials with at least one aggregate material, at least one additive material or a mixture thereof.

The present invention relates to a method and system to produce a concrete material having optimized strength and particle packing properties. The method and system includes a micro characterization step of a plurality of starting cementitious materials and at least one starting pozzolanic material to get respectively at least one cementitious material having uniform strength and at least one pozzolanic material having uniform blain fineness. Then grinding the said at least one cementitious material having uniform strength and the said at least one pozzolanic material having uniform blain fineness to get at least one cementitious material having a required Blaine fineness and at least one pozzolanic material having a required Blaine fineness. Finally preparing the said concrete material by mixing the said micro characterized cementitious materials and/or pozzolanic materials with at least one aggregate material, at least one additive material or a mixture thereof.

Hardenable inorganic systems such as cements, plasters, ceramics or liquid silicates, usable for example in the building trade, construction industry or oil drilling industry. The insertion of carbonaceous nanofillers, such as carbon nanotubes, for reinforcing mechanical properties and improving such systems. A method for producing a master mixture including at least one superplasticiser and carbonaceous nanofillers at a mass ratio of between 0.1% and 25%, preferably between 0.2% and 20%, in relation to the total weight of the master mixture, and also to said master mixture thus obtained and to the use thereof in a hardenable inorganic system with a view to producing materials with improved properties. The disclosure applies to the construction industry, the building trade and the oil drilling industry.