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Mechanism of Suppressing ASR Using Ground Reactive Sandstone Powders instead of Cement

Mechanism of Suppressing ASR Using Ground Reactive Sandstone Powders instead of Cement
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摘要 In order to understand the effect of powders ground from reactive sandstone replacing cement on reducing or suppressing alkali-silica reaction(ASR), and to identify the mechanism of suppressing ASR by this powders, mortar and paste containing reactive sandstone powders of four replacement levels ranging from 10wt% to 40wt% and four specific surfaces areas ranging from 210 m^2/kg to 860 m^2/kg were studied. The experimental results showed that incorporation of 40wt% reactive sandstone powders could suppress ASR effectively except for mortar containing reactive sandstone powders with specific surface area of 610 m^2/kg, which disagreed with the most results reported that the higher reactive powder specific surface area, the smaller ASR expansion. By means of fl ame photometry, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy(FT-IR) and thermo gravimetric analysis(TG), the mechanism of reactive sandstone powders on reducing or suppressing ASR was soluble alkalis type of reactive sandstone powders and the competition of liberating and bonding alkali of cement paste containing reactive sandstone powders,when the ability of alkali bonding was greater than the ability of alkali liberation, ASR caused by reactive sandstone was supressed effectively. In order to understand the effect of powders ground from reactive sandstone replacing cement on reducing or suppressing alkali-silica reaction(ASR), and to identify the mechanism of suppressing ASR by this powders, mortar and paste containing reactive sandstone powders of four replacement levels ranging from 10wt% to 40wt% and four specific surfaces areas ranging from 210 m^2/kg to 860 m^2/kg were studied. The experimental results showed that incorporation of 40wt% reactive sandstone powders could suppress ASR effectively except for mortar containing reactive sandstone powders with specific surface area of 610 m^2/kg, which disagreed with the most results reported that the higher reactive powder specific surface area, the smaller ASR expansion. By means of fl ame photometry, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy(FT-IR) and thermo gravimetric analysis(TG), the mechanism of reactive sandstone powders on reducing or suppressing ASR was soluble alkalis type of reactive sandstone powders and the competition of liberating and bonding alkali of cement paste containing reactive sandstone powders,when the ability of alkali bonding was greater than the ability of alkali liberation, ASR caused by reactive sandstone was supressed effectively.
出处 《Journal of Wuhan University of Technology(Materials Science)》 SCIE EI CAS 2015年第2期344-351,共8页 武汉理工大学学报(材料科学英文版)
基金 Funded partly by the the National 973 Program of China(No.2013CB035901) the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51379163)
关键词 sandstone powder specific surface area replacement level activity effect alkali-silica reaction alkali liberation sandstone powder specific surface area replacement level activity effect alkali-silica reaction alkali liberation
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