This invention provides a high-strength, anti-segregation self-compacting concrete, its preparation method, and its application, belonging to the field of tunnel and underground
engineering technology. This invention utilizes steel fibers to prevent aggregate settlement, while
polymer fibers tend to distribute in the upper
slurry. Simultaneously, the
surface structure of both steel and
polymer fibers increases the mechanical
interlocking force between the fibers and the
slurry, effectively resisting the
settling tendency of fibers and coarse aggregates. A cationic
viscosity modifier imparts excellent thixotropic properties to the concrete, effectively locking in aggregates and
moisture, preventing segregation, and achieving high flowability and high stability. Water glass reduces the
impact of hardening shrinkage on concrete performance, improving its
crack resistance and durability. Water glass also enhances the compatibility of aggregates with other raw materials. The "discontinuous
gradation" strategy reduces the mechanical
interlocking force of particles during mixing, causing a sharp drop in resistance during concrete flow, and then maintaining uniformity through frictional self-locking when stationary, thus improving its stability.