The influences of natural sand, manufactured-sand （MS） and stone-dust （SD） in the manufactured-sand on workability, compressive strength, elastic modulus, drying shrinkage and creep properties of high-strength con...The influences of natural sand, manufactured-sand （MS） and stone-dust （SD） in the manufactured-sand on workability, compressive strength, elastic modulus, drying shrinkage and creep properties of high-strength concrete （HSC） were tested and compared. The results show that the reasonable content （7%-10.5%） of SD in MS will not deteriorate the workability of MS-HSC. It could even improve the workability. Moreover, the compressive strength increases gradually with the increasing SD content,and the MS- HSC with low SD content （smaller than 7%） has the elastic modulus which approaches that of the natural sand HSC, but the elastic modulus reduces when the SD content is high. The influence of the SD content on drying shrinkage performance of MS-HSC is closely related to the hydration age. The shrinkage rate of MS-HSC in the former 7 d age is higher than that of the natural sand HSC, but the difference of the shrinkage rate in the late age is not marked. Meanwhile the shrinkage rate reduces as the fly ash is added; the specific creep and creep coefficient of MS-HSC with 7% SD are close to those of the natural sand HSC.展开更多
The synthesis of a novel type of polyacrylamide emulsion as dry-strengthing agent was studied in this paper. Several strength agents were obtained by changing reaction conditions such as reaction time, species and dos...The synthesis of a novel type of polyacrylamide emulsion as dry-strengthing agent was studied in this paper. Several strength agents were obtained by changing reaction conditions such as reaction time, species and doses of initiator, reaction concentration and so on. Meanwhile, the application of these strength agents in papermaking of wheat straw slurry was also discussed. In addition, the obvious increases in dry strength of paper comparable to using currently available cationic dry strength agents at the same dose were given by using these strength agents.展开更多
基金the National West Communication Construction Technology Project(No.200331881106)
文摘The influences of natural sand, manufactured-sand （MS） and stone-dust （SD） in the manufactured-sand on workability, compressive strength, elastic modulus, drying shrinkage and creep properties of high-strength concrete （HSC） were tested and compared. The results show that the reasonable content （7%-10.5%） of SD in MS will not deteriorate the workability of MS-HSC. It could even improve the workability. Moreover, the compressive strength increases gradually with the increasing SD content,and the MS- HSC with low SD content （smaller than 7%） has the elastic modulus which approaches that of the natural sand HSC, but the elastic modulus reduces when the SD content is high. The influence of the SD content on drying shrinkage performance of MS-HSC is closely related to the hydration age. The shrinkage rate of MS-HSC in the former 7 d age is higher than that of the natural sand HSC, but the difference of the shrinkage rate in the late age is not marked. Meanwhile the shrinkage rate reduces as the fly ash is added; the specific creep and creep coefficient of MS-HSC with 7% SD are close to those of the natural sand HSC.
文摘The synthesis of a novel type of polyacrylamide emulsion as dry-strengthing agent was studied in this paper. Several strength agents were obtained by changing reaction conditions such as reaction time, species and doses of initiator, reaction concentration and so on. Meanwhile, the application of these strength agents in papermaking of wheat straw slurry was also discussed. In addition, the obvious increases in dry strength of paper comparable to using currently available cationic dry strength agents at the same dose were given by using these strength agents.
