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Gypsum is often added to cement in order to regulate the setting time of the concrete mix. It acts as a retarder, slowing down the hydration reaction of the cement. Without gypsum, cement clinker can quickly develop strength, making it difficult to work with.
Gypsum is often added to cement in order to regulate the setting time of the concrete mix. It acts as a retarder, slowing down the hydration reaction of the cement. Without gypsum, cement clinker can quickly develop strength, making it difficult to work with.
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