2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.powtec.2013.08.023
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Prediction of extrusion load and liquid phase filtration during ram extrusion of high solid volume fraction pastes

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“…In the work by Khelifi et al [56], consolidation has a significant effect only for a loading time in the order of several minutes. What is more, no filtrated liquid flowed outside the sample as observed during the extrusion of cement-based materials [56,57]. Therefore, the matrix remains homogeneous during the process and is not considered to be responsible for the bonding stress increase.…”
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“…In the work by Khelifi et al [56], consolidation has a significant effect only for a loading time in the order of several minutes. What is more, no filtrated liquid flowed outside the sample as observed during the extrusion of cement-based materials [56,57]. Therefore, the matrix remains homogeneous during the process and is not considered to be responsible for the bonding stress increase.…”
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“…liquid and void filtration) due to the load applied during casting is the origin of the increase in the bond strength. However, it has been shown that kaolin/cement pastes are not likely to undergo liquid filtration during short loading as the one performed during samples casting [56]. In the work by Khelifi et al [56], consolidation has a significant effect only for a loading time in the order of several minutes.…”
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“…Bleeding properties are also affected by the pressure generated on the mixture, and an experimental simulation was recently performed to investigate the bleeding phenomenon under high pressure [20]. Such high pressures typically occur in the case of pumping processes, high column construction, and precasting process, such as extrusion flow of paste [27].…”
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