Hydrating mechanism of (HPSC) blended cement via chemical-thermal synergistic activation

Author: Chee Lok Yong

Date published

3 June 2024

Price
Free
The Institution of Structural Engineers The Institution of Structural Engineers
Back to Previous

Hydrating mechanism of (HPSC) blended cement via chemical-thermal synergistic activation

Report

Author

Chee Lok Yong

Date published

3 June 2024

Author

Chee Lok Yong

Price

Free

A poster from a project funded by the Institution’s 2022/23 MSc Research Grants.

The aim of this project was to systematically enhance the reactivity of PFS through chemical and thermal activations to improve its early age hydration, while the reaction mechanisms of PFS blended cement is analysed through microstructural studies.

Author: Chee Lok Yong
Poster: Chee Lok Yong
Supervisor: Dr Kim Hung Mo and Dr Suhana Koting
University: Universiti Malaya
 

Additional information

Format:
PDF
Pages:
1

Tags

Research & Innovation Report Grants Sustainability & Environment Research Panel

Related Resources & Events

Conference
A wide stone-paved plaza bordered by lush green trees with a modern city skyline in the background.

fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2026

fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2026
This conference will explore how the concrete and construction sectors can harness carbon-neutral technologies, artificial intelligence and emerging construction methods to deliver more sustainable, resilient and efficient infrastructure.
Date – 3 December 2026
Location – 47-58 Bastwick St, London, EC1V 3PS and online
Price – £44 - £179 + VAT
Webinar
Silhouetted construction cranes with glowing lights stand against a twilight sky.

Research and Development tax incentives for structural engineers

Research and Development tax incentives for structural engineers
This sponsored webinar by BCP gives an overview of Research and Development (R&D) tax in the context of structural engineering, what types of projects qualify, and the benefit available to your business.
Date – 1 December 2026
Location – Online
Price – Free
Conference
An elevated seating area in a glass roofed atrium. The atrium joins two buildings.

Sustainable Structures of the Future Conference

Sustainable Structures of the Future Conference
A global forum, organised in partnership with SEI, showcasing the innovations, technologies, and international best practice reshaping structural engineering.
Date – 5 November 2026
Location – IStructE London HQ, EC1V 3PS and online
Price – £25 - £325 + VAT
Webinar
Two hands holding soil-like bio-based binder

Bio-based binders: assessing innovation for real-world use

Bio-based binders: assessing innovation for real-world use
This technical webinar will explore how emerging bio-based construction materials move from innovation to practical adoption.
Date – 29 October 2026
Location – Online
Price – Free
Course
Amesbury School detail, wooden structure

Eurocode 5: the essentials of timber design - October 2026

Eurocode 5: the essentials of timber design - October 2026
This one-day, online course offers an introduction to timber design to Eurocode 5.
Date – 19 October 2026
Location – Online
Price – £315 - £465 + VAT
Course
Looking up to glass roof within a building

Understanding structural behaviour - October 2026

Understanding structural behaviour - October 2026
This two-day course shows engineers how to arrive at a qualitative solution to both create a structure and check computational results.
Date – 13 October 2026
Location – Online
Price – £565 - £835 + VAT
Ceremony
A hazy sunrise over a city skyline with silhouettes of buildings and trees under a cloudy sky.

Structural India Awards 2026 ceremony

Structural India Awards 2026 ceremony
Celebrating breakthrough student academic research and outstanding industry achievement across India’s structural engineering community.
Date – 8 October 2026
Location – Venue near Hebbal, Bengaluru
Price – Free
The Structural Engineer
View of a timber staircase and glass balustrades with a woman walking down them

How Canada's performance-based design culture helped shape three decades of timber engineering

How Canada's performance-based design culture helped shape three decades of timber engineering
A regulatory framework that supports innovation backed by demonstrable analysis and testing has enabled Canada to pioneer new approaches to timber design, explains Eric Karsh while also comparing the Canadian experience with approaches in other countries.
Date – 1 October 2026
Author – Eric Karsh
Price – £9.95
Training

Efficient tall building design: challenges, opportunities and lessons

Efficient tall building design: challenges, opportunities and lessons
This technical lecture explores how to achieve structural efficiency whilst unlocking highly constrained sites and responding to the urgent challenge of reducing carbon through integrated, multidisciplinary optimisation.
Date – 23 July 2026
Author – Diego Padilla-Philipps
Price – Free