CLASS G CEMENT HYDRATING RAPIDLY

Good day all.

We manufactured a batch of Glass G cement on 27-12-2013 and when we were ready to pack it out yesterday we found that the cement was not flowing. We also noticed that a laboratory sample retained from the batch manufactured (stored in laboratory environmental conditions) also was a bit lumpy.

The following were checked and nothing out of the ordinary noticed:

• humidity/moisture in transport and storage air
• Milling temperatures
• alkali levels in clinker
• Gypsum purity

Can someone please guide me as to what else i can check to determine the possible cause of this phenomena?

Looking forward for your responses

Thanks.

 

 

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