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Frost-weathering construction method of channel lining concrete

A construction method and concrete technology, which is applied in water conservancy projects, artificial waterways, buildings, etc., can solve the problems of concrete frost resistance impact, concrete surface spalling, failure to improve the frost resistance performance of channel lining concrete, etc., to prolong the spalling time, The effect of improving frost heave resistance and improving freeze-thaw resistance

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-06-11
HUBEI GEZHOUBA TESTING
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In the case of a reasonable mix ratio, the construction process has a great influence on the frost resistance of the concrete. The traditional construction process cannot improve the frost resistance of the channel lining concrete and solve the problem of concrete surface spalling.

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[0008] During construction, after the concrete mixture is stirred and transported into the warehouse, the material is manually rolled or mechanically spread to ensure that the height of the paved material exceeds the formwork, and the concrete at the edge of the formwork is vibrated with a plug-in vibrator, and then a flat vibrator is used to vibrate the concrete. Vibrate until the surface is flooded. After the vibration, the concrete surface should be slightly higher than the formwork. Immediately use a vacuum suction machine to absorb water. After the vacuum water absorption is finished, use a roller to roll along the die mouth several times to press out the slurry that is higher than the test mold, with an interval of 35min to 40min, and re-vibrate with a flat vibrator for 15s to 20s until the surface is flooded. 1~2h before the initial setting (when the concrete basically loses its plasticity), use a vibrating beam to re-vibrate and lift the slurry along the formwork, then ...

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The invention provides a frost-weathering construction method of channel lining concrete. The frost-weathering construction method comprises the following steps of: leveling a concrete surface; vibrating the concrete by using a plate vibrator until grout is formed on the surface; removing excess water in the concrete by using a vacuum hydro-exhaustion machine; stopping the vacuum hydro-exhaustion machine; revibrating the concrete by using the plate vibrator; revibrating the concrete to extract the grout before the initial condensation of the concrete; manually plastering to finish the surface; covering a moisturizing film on the surface; heating and maintaining the concrete surface by adopting a mobile infrared ray heating beam; and watering to moisturize and maintain the concrete surface so as to complete the frost-weathering construction of the channel lining concrete of the channel. The frost-weathering construction method is applicable to the channel lining concrete with large area and thin thickness; and when the frost-weathering construction method is adopted, both frost thawing resistance and frost heaving resistance of the channel lining concrete can be improved, the time of peeling the frosted surface of the concrete can be prolonged, and compactness and strength of the concrete can also be increased; and moreover the frost-weathering construction method has the advantages of simplicity in operation as well as low difficulty and quickness in construction, can be used for greatly accelerating the construction progress, and is slightly affected by environmental factors as a construction process in a special season.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for constructing channel lining concrete in a freeze-thaw environment. Background technique [0002] Spalling is the main form of damage to concrete subjected to freeze-thaw cycles. In engineering practice, the surface of concrete components often peels off due to freeze-thaw damage, and the surface peeling will quickly reduce the overall frost resistance of the concrete, resulting in component failure. To improve the frost resistance of concrete, the usual practice is to use air-entraining agents in the concrete mix. However, when air-entraining agents are used in many projects, the concrete still peels off. In the case of a reasonable mix ratio, the construction process has a great influence on the frost resistance of the concrete. The traditional construction process cannot improve the frost resistance of the channel lining concrete and solve the problem of concrete surface spalling. Contents of the invention ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): E02B5/02
Inventor 周厚贵张振宇杨松林谭恺炎宋拥军陈志远曾伟朱圣敏金游谭华鞠连义孙建平张振坤向云桃杨俊成何定挺
Owner HUBEI GEZHOUBA TESTING
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