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CEMENT STAND: STANDARD EN 197- 1:2000. ‘The main cement type. ‘There are 5 types of cement define by the cement standard EN 197 which are then dependent on other constituents of a cement, besides clinker and gypsum for regulation of setting time. CEM I: cement comprised clinker and gypsum (Portland cement), and up to 5% of addition of main constituents. The constituents can be blastfurnace slagsilica fume, natural pozzolana fly ash, limestone | or burnt shale. CEM II: cement comprised clinker and gypsum (Portland cement), and Up to 35% of addition of main constituents. The constituents can be blastfurnace slagsilica fume, natural pozzolana,fiy ash, limestone cor burnt shale CEM Ill: cement comprised clinker ‘and gypsum (Portland cement), and up to 35% of blastfurnace slag, they are blastfurnace slage cements. CEM IV: cement comprised clinker and gypsum (Portland cement), and more than 35% of Pozzolana, they are Pozzolanic cements CEM V: cement comprised clinker and gypsum (Portland cement), and more than 31% of each of blastfurnace slag and Pozzolana, they are composite cements. UNDERSTANDING OF CEMENT NAME CODES IN ACCORDANCE TO ao Proportion of second main constituent, A (lower)= 6-20% 8 (Medium C (Higher)= 81.95% (only for CEM we ‘The compressive strength class (32.5, 42.5 or 52.5) Where: S=blastfurnace slag D=silica fume Penatural pozzolana Qenatural calcined pozzolana v: jliceous fly ash Wecalcareous fly ash Lelimestone T=burnt shale M=two or more of the above ‘The Sub-class Where N denotes “normat” and R denotes “rapid” early strength development.

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