水泥、水化石灰和水泥旁通粉尘混合料水化试验

IF 0.5 Q4 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

Roads and Bridges-Drogi i Mosty Pub Date : 2020-06-30 DOI:10.7409/RABDIM.020.009

Z. Owsiak, P. Czapik, J. Zapała-Sławeta

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引用次数: 7

摘要

本文报道了用于测定水化动力学、物理性能和微观结构的试验结果。通过将波特兰水泥(CEM I 32.5R)、水合石灰和水泥旁通粉尘(CBPD)按实验计划确定的比例混合，制备了7种水力结合的混合料。发现水泥旁通粉尘对增加的需水量、水化热和粘结膏体的稳定性影响最大。由输入组分水化产生的矿物在粘结剂相的组成中得到了鉴定。在富含CBPD的粘合剂中，存在钾盐和水合氯铝酸钙。试验结果表明，在规划道路施工中使用含CBPD的正常凝结型水力道路粘结剂时，必须考虑水胶比w/b，以保证适当的稠度、稳定性和水化放热量。

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Testing the cement, hydrated lime and cement by-pass dust mixtures hydration

The paper reports the results of the tests used to determine hydration kinetics, physical properties and microstructure of hydraulic road binders. Seven hydraulically bound mixes were produced by mixing Portland cement (CEM I 32.5R), hydrated lime, and cement by-pass dust (CBPD) in proportions established as per the experimental plan. Cement by-pass dust was found to have the greatest effect on the increased water demand, hydration heat and soundness of the binder paste. Minerals derived from the hydration of input components were identified in the composition of the binder phases. In CBPD rich binders sylvite and calcium chloro-aluminate hydrate were present. The test results show that when planning the use of normal setting hydraulic road binders containing CBPD in road construction, the water to binder ratio w/b must be taken into account to ensure proper consistency, soundness, and amount of hydration heat release.

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Roads and Bridges-Drogi i Mosty CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY-

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期刊介绍： The quarterly journal Roads and Bridges – Drogi i Mosty is published by the Road and Bridge Research Institute since September 2012 as a bilingual English-Polish journal. From 2002 to 2012 the journal was printed under the title Drogi i Mosty. The journal mission is to promote current achievements in science and technology in the field of road and bridge engineering. The journal is intended as a forum of the exchange of innovative concepts and solutions between the researches from different countries. Original scientific and technical papers in the field of civil engineering and related engineering sciences are published. The scope of Roads and Bridges – Drogi i Mosty includes design, construction, maintenance and safe use of roads, bridges, airports and other transportation structures.