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hydraulic cement

 

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Noun hydraulic cement has 1 sense
  1. hydraulic cement, Portland cement - a cement that hardens under water; made by heating limestone and clay in a kiln and pulverizing the result
    --1 is a kind of cement

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Hydraulic Cement

Description:

Hydraulic cement refers to a type of cement that has the ability to set and harden when combined with water. It is typically used in construction, where it plays a vital role in various applications such as creating concrete structures, repairing cracks, or blocking water leakage. Hydraulic cement possesses excellent adhesive properties, making it ideal for projects that require fast, strong, and durable bonding.

Sample Sentences:

As a noun:

  1. The construction workers used hydraulic cement to build a solid foundation for the skyscraper.
  2. Hydraulic cement can be an effective solution to fix leaking basements.
  3. Make sure to purchase high-quality hydraulic cement for long-lasting results.

As an adjective:

  1. The hydraulic cement mixture should be stirred thoroughly before use.
  2. Using hydraulic cement-based products provides superior structural integrity.
  3. Applying a layer of hydraulic cement mortar helps create a smooth and even surface.

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