The data files below summarize the results from various experiments testing properties of high-temperature self-healing inorganic cement composites. These properties include cement-carbon steel bond strength, Young's modulus recovery, matrix recovery strength, and compressive strength and Yonug's modulus for cement composites modified with Pozzolanic Clay additives.
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Cement Composites Modified with Pozzolanic Additives.JNB
Data showing compressive strength and Young's modulus data for inorganic cement composites modified with 3 clay-type additives after a day curing at 300degC in water or... more
Cement-Carbon Steel Bond Strength and Young's Modulus.JNB
Bond strength data for cement composites adhering to carbon steel cured for 1 day at 300degC in three different environments (water, sodium carbonate, geothermal brine)... more
Matrix Strength Recovery After Repeated Damage for Aged Samples.JNB
Data showing matrix strength recovery after repeated damage (2 crushes) for cement composites originally cured in water or alkali carbonate at 270 degC for 1, 5 or 10 d... more
Document summarizing types of samples and types of tests conducted on each cement type. The cement types include alkali activated cement, chemical cement, and Pozzolani... more
DOE Project Name: Self-healing and Re-Adhering Cements with Improved Toughness at Casing and Formation Interfaces for Geothermal Wells DOE Project Number: FY17 AOP 3216 DOE Project Lead: Eric Hass
