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In 1824, Joseph Aspdin of England
invented Portland cement by burning
finely ground chalk with finely divided
clay in a lime kiln until carbon dioxide
was driven off. The sintered product was
then ground and he called it Portland
cement, named after the high quality
building stones quarried at Portland,
England. Today, the term is generally
synonymous with Portland Cement,
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produced.
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Click here for more info. Concrete is a compound material made Good-quality concrete (a
from sand, gravel and cement. The strong hard building
cement is a mixture of various minerals material composed of sand,
which when mixed with water, hydrate gravel, cement and water)
and rapidly become hard binding the sand has many advantages that
and gravel into a solid mass. Cement can add to its popularity. First, it
CIMA Webmail is economical when
be defined as any compound that can be
used to bind two materials together e.g ingredients are readily
wood, bricks, tiles etc. available. Concrete's long
life and relatively low
The first recorded use of cement was by maintenance requirements increase its
the Egyptians, who used it to build their economic benefits. Concrete is not as
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mud mixed with straw to bind dried building materials. Concrete has the
bricks made from clay. They also used ability to be molded or cast into almost
gypsum mortars and mortars of lime in any desired shape. Building of the molds
the pyramids. In the later periods of and casting can occur on the work-site,
civilization, volcanic materials were which reduces costs.
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ground with lime and sand to produce
better cement. The Romans from 300 BC In Malaysia, infrastructure projects using
found that by mixing a pink sand-like cement as a building material (for
material which they obtained from example airports, highways, dams,
Pozzuoli with their normal lime-based housing areas and office buildings) are
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concretes they obtained a far stronger the foundation of our future growth.
material. The pink sand turned out to be Cement is an important means for
fine volcanic ash and they had everyday life of human beings and is
inadvertently produced the first widely use in all buildings throughout the
'pozzolanic' cement. The Romans used world.
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pozzolana cement cement near Mt.
Vesuvius to build the Appian Way, Roman
baths, Coliseum, Pantheon in Rome and
Pont du Gard aqueduct in South France.
They were the first who invented what
today we called hydraulic cement-based
concrete.
The quality of Portland cement is defined by Malaysian Standard MS 522, which is loosely
based on the British standard BS 12. This is however now superseded by EN 196, which is
the European Union standard. These standards specify a series of test for which the cement
will have to conform to. The most common being:
a) fineness - blaine method
b) chemical composition
c) strength - mortar / concrete cubes
d) setting time - vicat method
e) soundness - Le'Chatelier method
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BLUE LION
Blue Lion Cement
Type I Portland Cement
Ordinary Portland Cement (“OPC”) Type I is
a normal, general-purpose cement suitable
for all uses. It is used in general construction
projects such as buildings, bridges, floors,
pavements, and other precast concrete
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Negara Sdn. Bhd. “Blue Lion” Cement. The product is available
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Blue Lion Masonry Cement

Blue Lion Masonry Cement - complies to
MS794 and is use for plastering purposes. It
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in various type of buildings and structures.
The masonry cement is not intended to be
used in load bearing structure due to its low
strength characteristic. It is available in bags
of 50kg.
Both Blue Lion OPC Type I and Blue Lion

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Masonry cement is being tested based on
accredited standard under the MS ISO 17025
requirements in order to ensure product of
highest quality is delivered to the customer.
NS CEMENT
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NSCI produces type II Portland Cement,
currently recognized in the market for its
superior quality. Type II cement is resistant
to alkali expansion. NS Cement was certified
by SIRIM to have met the requirements of
UEM Group (click here) ASTM C150-97A on October 22nd 2001 and
received MS ISO 9001:2000 certification on
March 29th 2002. Type II cement is known
for its low heat hydration and suitable for
mass concreting tasks. The high strength
characteristics of NS cement make it as a
suitable ingredient for producing high grade
concrete products and for high rise building
structures. It is available in bags of 50kg.
OPC Type II cement has better sulphate

resistance and lower heat of hydration
properties and is typically used in areas
where the soil contains moderate amounts
of sulphate and for construction of piers,
dams and heavy footings. NSCI produce this
cement certified by SIRIM to have met the
requirements of ASTM C150-97A and
received MS ISO 9001:2000 status. It is
available in bag of 50kg.
TWINLION
Twinlion Cement Type I Portland Cement
and Type II
Portland Composite Cement is specially
manufactured for general applications. It is
designed in such manner that Twin Lion
Cement, when appropriately mixed with
water and sand, it exhibits cohesiveness, less
bleedings, smooth finishing surface and it is
also very easy to use. The Twin Lion Cement
complies with the European Standard BS EN
197-1:2000 which is internationally
accepted. It is available in a bag of 40kg.

Manufacture of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC)
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Summary
Cement is a hydraulic binder and is defined as a finely ground inorganic material which ,
when mixed with water , forms a paste which sets and hardens by means of hydration
07 July 2010 reactions and processes which , after hardening retains it's strength and stability even under
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Pemasaran Simen manufactured throughout the world.
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Click here for more info. OPC consists mainly of lime (CaO) , silica (SiO2) , alumina (AL2O3) , iron (Fe2O3) and
sulphur trioxide (SO3). Magnesium (MgO) and other Oxide elements are present in small
quantities as an impurity associated with raw materials. When cement raw materials
containing the proper proportions of the essential oxides are ground to a suitable fineness
and then burnt to incipient fusion in a kiln , chemical combination takes place , largely in the
solid state resulting in a product named clinker. This clinker , when ground to a suitable
CIMA Webmail fineness , together with a small quantity of gypsum (SO3) is Portland Cement. SO3 is
added at the grinding stage to retard the setting time of the finished cement.
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Illustrating the general cement production process

Raw Material Preparation
Summary
The raw materials used in the manufacture of cement are limestone, shale, sand and iron ore,
typical chemical compositions of which are given in the table below. Limestone makes up
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Job Vacancy at with small intrusions of magnesium carbonate. Quarrying operations are geared to minimizing
Pemasaran Simen the intrusions. The limestone is crushed to less than 25mm in size. MgO in the cement, if
Negara Sdn. Bhd. present in sufficient quantities will cause expansion upon hydration thus resulting in
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Due to the variable nature of these components, they are pre-blended prior to their use. It is
crushed and stored in a pre-blending hall, utilizing the chevron pile stacking method. In this
method, stacking takes place at one end of the pile. At the other end of the pile the material is
reclaimed and then stored in a feeding hopper which is ready for use.

Raw Material Proportion & Grinding
Summary
The raw materials are extracted from the hoppers via weigh-feeders. The materials are
conveyed to the grinding mill and are ground to a suitable fineness , called raw meal at this
stage. This is then stored in a blending silo and blended to ensure homogeneity. The
07 July 2010 proportions of the 4 components are controlled by the continuous sampling and testing of
Job Vacancy at this raw meal. The raw meal chemical composition is determined by the use of an x-ray
Pemasaran Simen fluorescence analyzer. This is linked to the computer which will automatically adjust the
Negara Sdn. Bhd. weigh-feeders, so that the resultant raw meal stored in the blending silo meets the preset
Click here for more info. parameters. After blending this material is then discharged into the storage silos ready for
the next phase of production. The parameters used in the control of the raw meal are lime
saturation factor, silica modulus and iron modulus. These are actually proportions of the
various chemical components which are desired in the resultant clinker. The formulae being
:
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As coal is used as a fuel the coal ash, a combustion product of the coal, has to be treated
as an individual raw material component and the appropriate corrections made at the
weigh-feeder stage.

Clinker Burning
Summary
For the production of cement clinker, the raw meal which is known as kiln feed at this stage has to be
heated to a temperature of about 1450 degree celcius in the long cylindrical rotating kiln. The kiln feed
enters the system at the top of the pre-heater and fall until the lower end of the kiln. The heat
07 July 2010 exchange occurs during this process when the hot gases from the kiln end rise up to the top of the
Job Vacancy at pre-heater. The clinker formation process is divided into four parts: drying , calcining , sintering and
Pemasaran Simen cooling. As the kiln feed moves towards the lower end of the kiln it undergoes successive reactions as
Negara Sdn. Bhd. shown in the table below.
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KTM e-freight (click here) The principal chemical compounds in the clinker are tricalcium silicate , C3S (40-60%) , dicalcium
silicate, C2S (16-30%), tricalcium aluminate, C3A (7-15%) and tetracalcium aluminoferrite, C4AF
(7-12%). The cooling zone in the kiln is actually quite short but it is in this zone that nodulisation of
the melt occurs.
The red hot clinker is then discharged into the cooler , where it is quenched cooled to around 100
UEM Group (click here) degrees centigrade. The heat dissipated by the clinker is used as secondary air for the combustion in
the calciner. This hot gas is also used in the dryers at the raw materials preparation stage. Rapid
cooling of the clinker is essential as this hampers the formation of crystals , causing part of the liquid
phase to solidify as glass. The faster the clinker cooling the smaller the crystals will be when emerging
from the liquid phase.

Cement Grinding
Summary
Cement is produced by grinding clinker with gypsum (calcium sulfate) in the finish-grinding
mill to a required fineness. A small quantity of gypsum, about 3 to 5 %, is needed to control
the setting time of cement produced. The amount of gypsum being used is determined by
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Cement Storage & Distribution
Summary
After the grinding process, cement is pumped into the storage silos. This silo is preventing the moisture
to react with cement. When needed cement from the silos is packed into bags or loaded into road
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Cement Quality
Summary
Cement Quality The Portland cement is produced base on the specifications outlined in the
Malaysian Standard MS 522, which is loosely based on the British standard BS 12. This is
however now superseded by EN 196 , which is the European Union standard. The most
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common requirements that have to comply are:
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b) chemical composition
c) strength - mortar / concrete cubes
d) setting time - vicat method
e) soundness - Le'Chatelier method
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Glosary
Admixtures that decrease the setting time by increasing the

Accelerators
rate of hydration.
A material other than water, aggregates, or cement that is
used as an ingredient of concrete or mortar to control setting
Admixture
and early hardening, workability, or to provide additional
cementing properties.
Aggregate Inert solid bodies such as crushed rock, sand, gravel.
Binder Hardened cement paste.
07 July 2010 The fineness of granular materials such as cement and
Job Vacancy at Blaine pozzolan, expressed as total surface area in square
Pemasaran Simen Fineness centimeters per gram, determined by the Blaine
Negara Sdn. Bhd. air-permeability apparatus and procedure.
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Bleed
settling.
Decomposition due to the loss of bound water and carbon
Calcination
dioxide.
Finely powdered mixtures of inorganic compounds which when
Cement
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Cement plus water. When the mass has reacted with water
Cement paste
and developed strength it is called hardened cement paste.
Clay Type of soil consisting of very fine particles.
The material that emerges from the cement kiln after burning.
Clinker It is in the form of dark, porous nodules which are ground
with a small amount of gypsum to give cement.
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Fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter
Coal
deposited in the Carboniferous period.
Compression Forces acting inwardly on a body.
A hard compact building material formed when a mixture of
Concrete
optimalOne (click here) cement, sand, gravel, and water undergoes hydration.
Cure To keep concrete moist during initial hardening.
The process of changing the dimensions of a structure by
Deformation
applying a force.
A carbonate sedimentary rock composed of more than 50
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(CaMg(CO3)2).
Dormancy
Time period that concrete retains it workability.
period
The ability of a material to return to its original shape after
Elasticity
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The finely divided residue that results from the combustion of
Fly Ash ground or powdered coal, transported from the firebox
through the boiler by flue gases.
Forms Holders in which concrete is placed to harden.
Calcium sulfate dihydrate, CaSO4.2H2O added to cement to
Gypsum
regulate setting.
The reaction of cement with water to form a chemical
Hydration
compound.
Mineral containing enough iron to be a commercially viable
source of the element for use in steelmaking. Except for
Iron Ore fragments of meteorites found on Earth, iron is not a free
element; instead, it is trapped in the earth's crust in its
oxidized form.
Kiln High temperature oven.
Limestone Mineral rock of calcium carbonate.
A French engineer who developed the test apparatus to
Le Chatelier
measure expansion of cement.
A hydraulic cement designed for use in mortar for masonry
Masonry construction. Masonry cement consists of a mixture of
Cement Portland cement or blended hydraulic cement and plasticizing
materials.
A plant consisting of buildings with facilities for
Mill
manufacturing.
Mortar Cement paste mixed with sand.
Mining Sand A very loose material consisting of grains of rock or coral.
Petroleum A carbonization product of high-boiling hydrocarbon fractions
Coke obtained in petroleum processing (heavy residues).
Pozzolan
Volcanic rock powdered and used in making hydraulic cement.
cement
Porosity The amount of empty space in concrete.
Portland A cement consisting predominantly of calcium silicates which
cement reacts with water to form a hard mass.
A finely ground mixture of coral stone, bauxite, iron ore and
Raw Meal
shale before burning to make clinker.
Admixtures that increase the setting time by slowing down
Retardants
hydration.
Transformation of cement paste or concrete from a fluid-like
Set
consistency to a stiff mass.
A sedimentary rock composed of layers of claylike fine-grained
Shale
sediments.
Silicon dioxide, a mixture that is the main ingredient of glass.
Silica The most common form of silica used in glassmaking has
always been sand.
Usually a tall, cylindrical structure in which cements are
Silo
stored.
The heating of a mass of fine particles (e.g. lead concentrates)
Sintering below the melting point, causing agglomeration to form larger
particles.
Slump test Test used to determine workability.
Tension The stress resulting from elongation.
How easily fresh concrete can be placed and consolidated in
Workability
forms.
Cement Essentials
Types of Portland Cement
A general purpose Portland cement. Suitable for all uses where the
special properties of other types are not required. Its uses include
Type I
pavements and sidewalks, reinforced concrete buildings, bridges,
masonry units.
Type II cement can be used in structures of considerable mass,

such as large piers, heavy abutments, and heavy retaining walls.
Type II
Its use will reduce temperature rise, especially important when the
concrete is placed in warm weather.
A high-early strength Portland cement that provides high strengths

at an early period, usually a week or less. It is used when forms
Type III
are to be removed as soon as possible, or when the structure
must be put into service quickly.
These cements produce concrete with improved resistance to

TYPE IA, IIA, IIIA
freeze-thaw action.
Type IV is a low heat of hydration cement for use where the rate
and amount of heat generated must be minimized. It develops
strength at a slower rate than Type I cement. Type IV Portland
Type IV
cement is intended for use in massive concrete structures, such as
large gravity dams, where the temperature rise resulting from
heat generated during curing is a critical factor.
Type V is a sulfate-resisting cement used only in concrete exposed

Type V to severe sulfate action, principally where soils or groundwaters
have a high sulfate content.
What is mortar made of?
To achieve the balance of properties for a particular application, you mix different
proportions of portland cement, hydrated lime, sand and water. Portland cement yields
greater compressive strength but lower water retention during the cure, thus risking
shrinkage cracks. Lime yields lower compressive strength but greater bond strength and
flexibility. Sand, the aggregate, adds volume and minimizes shrinkage as the cement dries.
Water makes the mix workable and activates hydration, the chemical reaction that hardens
the cement.
Types of Masonry Cement
High Compression Strength. Type M has the highest proportion of

portland cement, with 3 parts portland cement, 1 part lime and
12 parts sand. Type M has a high compressive strength (at least
Type M 2500 psi) and is recommended primarily for walls bearing heavy
loads, but also, due to its durability, for masonry below grade or
in contact with the earth: foundations, retaining walls, sidewalks
and driveways.
For exterior, above-grade walls. Type N is a medium

compressive-strength (750 psi) mortar made of 1 part portland
Type N cement, 1 part lime and 6 parts sand. Type N is recommended
for most exterior, above-grade walls exposed to severe weather,
including chimneys.
For interior or non-load-bearing use. Type O has a low

compressive strength (about 350 psi), containing 1 part portland
Type O
cement, 2 parts lime and 9 parts sand. O is recommended for
interior and limited exterior use in non-load-bearing walls.
For interior or non-load-bearing use. Type O has a low

compressive strength (about 350 psi), containing 1 part portland
Type S
cement, 2 parts lime and 9 parts sand. O is recommended for
interior and limited exterior use in non-load-bearing walls.
Storage and Usage Information
STORAGE
Store bagged cement on a raised floor in a damp-proof shed. If this is not possible, then
store the cement on a raised platform and cover with waterproof sheeting. Use the cement
in the order you receive it. i.e. first in first out.
WATER
In general, the more water used for a given quantity of cement, the weaker the concrete or
mortar will be. It is therefore important to use adequate amount of water in order to make
the mix workable.
MIXING
Accurately measure all materials with a suitable container (wheelbarrow or bucket). Mix
thoroughly until a uniform colour is obtained. Add adequate amount of water whilst mixing.
CURING
Concrete or plaster should be kept moist for at least 7 days to prevent cracking and to
ensure that it's strength increases. Spray gently with water and protect it with plastic
sheets to prevent it from drying out.
Other information:
Transport in vehicles with adequate protection from weather
Arrange cement bags on timber pallets/platform at least 15cm above the floor. Place
stacks away from
external walls and they should not exceed 10 bags.
The cement should not be lumpy
Cement should be from bags that are not torn or interfered with.
Health and Safety Warning:

When working with cement wear safety glasses and gloves
Handle cement and its bag cautiously. Do not inhale or break it.
Wash you hands thoroughly after working with wet cement
In the event of cement contact with your eyes, rinse thoroughly with water and get
medical attention if
necessary
Keep cement out of reach of children
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07 July 2010 CONCRETE ENGINEERING MACRO DIMENSION CONCRETE SDN

Job Vacancy at PRODUCTS BERHAD BHD
Pemasaran Simen
LOT 63, Bakar Arang Slot 160, Jalan Lubuk Kawah
Negara Sdn. Bhd.
Industrial Park Mukim Naga
08000 Sungai Petani, Kedah. 06000 Jitra, Kedah.
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JALAN DESA BAHAGIA OFF JALAN
JALAN PAHANG, SETAPAK
KLANG LAMA
53000 KUALA LUMPUR.
58100 KUALA LUMPUR.
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Overview Cement Values Us

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Blue Lion Masonry Cement

Both Blue Lion OPC Type I and Blue Lion

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KTM e-freight (click here) Type I Portland Cement and Type II

OPC Type II cement has better sulphate

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Illustrating the general cement production process

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Admixtures that decrease the setting time by increasing the

Type II cement can be used in structures of considerable mass,

A high-early strength Portland cement that provides high strengths

These cements produce concrete with improved resistance to

Type V is a sulfate-resisting cement used only in concrete exposed

What is mortar made of?

Types of Masonry Cement

High Compression Strength. Type M has the highest proportion of

For exterior, above-grade walls. Type N is a medium

For interior or non-load-bearing use. Type O has a low

For interior or non-load-bearing use. Type O has a low

Storage and Usage Information

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ALL BUILD SDN BHD AMAN CONSTRUCTION

ACCURATE TRADING SDN BHD

BENG SHEM ENTERPRISE

PERNIAGAAN & PENGANGKUTAN

EMPAYAR HASIL SDN BHD

HARRISONS TRADING INTRACO HARDWARE (M) SDN BHD

JAGUH BINA SDN BHD K.J TRADING SDN BHD

MULTI-USAGE CEMENT PRODUCTS

MAJU INSAF CORPORATION (M) MINAT JOHAN SDN BHD

GAINVEST CORPORATION (M) SDN