The formation process of 2CaO·2SrO·3Al2O3·SO3, which is a type of Sr-bearing ye’elimite, was investigated. The content of C2Š2A3$ in clinkers sintered in different temperatures and prolong time was determined via the Rietveld quantitative phase analysis. The formation process follows the kinetic models. The results show that the content of C2Š2A3$ increases with increasing the holding time at 1 150–1 350 ℃, and the content of C2Š2A3$ is 97.3% in clinkers at 1 350 ℃ for 180 min. C2Š2A3$ starts to decompose at 1 400 ℃ when prolong time exceeds 30 min. The content of C2Š2A3$ decreases with increasing the holding time at 1 450 ℃. The solid-phase reaction of C2Š2A3$ formation fits the three-dimensional diffusion model, and the Jander model gives the optimal fitting results. The activation energy of C2Š2A3$ is 479 kJ/mol. The sintering temperature affects the mesoscopic morphology of C2Š2A3$ particles, while does not affect the elementary distribution and component.
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