Abstract: The invention relates to a mineral, hydraulic binder for producing concrete or mortars or cement suspensions, based on at least one cement. The cement comprises clinker phases such as, C3S, C2S, C3A, and C4AF, which on reaction with water form hydrate phases that cure to form hardened cement. The cement displays a delay phase after mixing with water of some hours, e.g. from 4 to 8 hours, during which time no appreciable curing reaction takes place. The binder further comprises at least one finely divided SiO2 component and at least one finely divided CaO component, which react with make-up water during the delay phase to form calcium silicate hydrate phases that cure as a result of a pozzolanic reaction and produce early strength.

Abstract: Method for the continuous dosing of powdery substances, preferably synthetic silica, by means of high-pressure gas, especially by mean of compressed air, in which in a multiple, at least double line the supply of high-pressure gas is alternatingly interrupted in a branch line, the powdery substance is filled into the branch line and the powdery substance is subsequently transported further by the high-pressure gas. Device for the continuous dosing of powdery substances by means of compressed gas, which is arranged so that a multiple, at least double line which comes together again after branching is provided with a throttle valve and a nonreturn valve in the branch lines in the direction of flow of the high-pressure gas, whereby the branch lines are connected via a throttle valve to a storage silo for the powdery substance and also to an aeration tube.