CHRYSO WORLDWIDE ENGLISH CONTACT LABNEWS Our solutions Sustainability Services & innovation Discover CHRYSO References News HOME > CEMENT ADDITIVES > CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL TECHNOLOGY CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL TECHNOLOGY Activation Technology for Blended Cements CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL Technology improves cement strenghts and allows to reduce the clinker factor thanks to tailor-made solutions designed specifically to achieve your objectives. This powerful technology, optimal for blended cements, maximizes the use of locally available supplementary cementitious materials to produce low-carbon high quality cements. INNOVATION FOR LOW-CARBON CEMENTS CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL, to further reduce Cement Co2 Emissions CHRYSO supports the cement manufacturers in: achieving their CO2 emissions reduction commitments through the reduction of clinker factor improving cement grinding properties therefore decreasing energy consumption and production costs. Ask for more information Contact us A POWERFUL EARLY AND LATE ACTIVATION TECHNOLOGY FOR BLENDED CEMENTS CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL Technology is a robust, cost-efficient and powerful activation solution that provides high levels of compressive strengths, both at early age and 28 days, in blended cements. CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL Technology performance can be adjusted to: maximize the contribution of each mineral addition achieve high quality cement performance at low dosage These strength enhancers are chloride-free and thus compliant with low-chloride content cement standards. CHRYSO PROVIDES YOU WITH TAILOR-MADE SOLUTIONS DESIGNED FOR YOUR OWN TECHNICAL AND PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS SEE TECHNICAL ARTICLE HOW TO REACH HIGHER CLINKER FACTOR REDUCTION? The clinker-to-cement ratio (percentage of clinker compared to other non-clinker materials) is a key lever to reduce the CO2 per tonne of cement produced. Our expert teams will help you to: Enhance blended cement performance: By recommanding or designing tailor-made additives to improve compressive strengths and the general quality of cements. Extend the use of mineral additions while maintaining cement performance: Increase the content of supplementary cementitious materials Use together different mineral additions to produce composite cements and CEM II/C-M cements according to the soon validated new European Standards NF EN 197-5 Extend the type of supplementary cementitious materials locally available: slag, fly ash, limestone, pozzolana and calcined clay. Improve Cement grinding: By taking into account the grindability properties of all the materials to be ground therefore enhancing the cement reactivity. CEMENT PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT CLINKER FACTOR REDUCTION CO2 EMISSION REDUCTION A FAST AND FOCUSED APPROACH TO DELIVER OPTIMIZED PERFORMANCE SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE With our strong expertise in Cement chemistry, we provide you with the right technical solution Specific characterization of your clinker and cementitious materials (slag, pozzolana, fly ash, limestone, and most recently calcinated clay) Design of tailor-made strength enhancer with CHRYSO®AMA 100 EL Technology Applicative lab tests with your specific materials RECOMMENDATIONS & BENEFITS ASSESSMENT We provide cement manufacturers with a complete report of our solution benefits Applicative Lab test report CHRYSO®Additive Benefit Costing including Clinker factor & CO2 emission reduction assessment ON SITE TECHNICAL SUPPORT To help you achieve your objectives, CHRYSO expert teams will support you during the industrial trials for: Product validation Dosage optimization LabNews Technical & scientific articles on cement Activation of slag blended cements by amines Cements containing blast furnace slags such as CEM III cements are increasingly used in both precast and ready-mixed concrete to improve the environmental footprint. However, the replacement of clinker by slag at a content varying between 35 and 95 wt% leads to a significant slow-down of cement hydration and consequently to a loss of early […] LuminTech®, coloured photoluminescent particles for decorative concrete The introduction of luminescent pigments in materials in order to provide visibility in low light or zero brightness (night, shade, darkness, interior unlit due to an electric failure...) is sought. There are different types of luminescence depending on the excitement: bioluminescence with enzymatic excitation, thermoluminescence with thermal action… Photoluminescent particles have the property of absorbing […] Improving VRM stability to achieve higher clinker factor reduction In some specific process conditions (e.g. Vertical Roller Mills), the use of conventional high performance strength enhancers can lead to process limitations. These sides effects are often controlled by reducing the dosing rate of cement additive. However, this leads to a lack of grinding aid in cement to achieve all the benefits from the chemicals. […] See more articles CHRYSO Head Office 19 place de la Résistance - CS 50053 92445 Issy-les-Moulineaux Cedex France +33(0)1 41 17 18 19 contact@chryso.com LabNews Contact Follow us on social media Manage my cookies © 2020 - CHRYSO GROUP - LEGAL NOTICE PRIVACY POLICY COOKIES POLICY