The effect of hybrid mineral additives on the genetic formation and physico-chemical processes of cement composites

The cement industry is undergoing a transformation towards sustainability, focusing on reducing CO 2 emissions and implementing energy-efficient technologies. This study investigates the impact of hybrid mineral additives, including microsilica and ashstone’s slag mixture, on the genetic formation and physico-chemical properties of cement composites. The research highlights the role of hybrid additives in enhancing cement durability, optimizing raw material utilization, and contributing to the green economy. Experimental findings indicate that incorporating 20% hybrid mineral additives reduces clinker content while maintaining high mechanical properties, meeting the requirements of modern construction materials. This study underscores the importance of local raw material utilization and innovative approaches to cement production in Uzbekistan.

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