Investigation of the Microstresses in Disperse Structures Using X-Ray Diffraction

7 Investigation of the Microstresses in Disperse Structures Using X-Ray Diffraction 

In order to cause bridging between crystals and particles, one needs to apply external compressive forces. In the laboratory studies, these forces were introduced by applying suitable compression. However, in the course of hydration hardening, such forces are originated in the system internally. One is thus faced with the need to answer a number of questions. Specifically, what is the origin of those forces in the process of structure formation What are the nature, magnitude, and 

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