A method for measuring the hydration degree of cement-based materials based on nuclear magnetic resonance
A technology of cement-based materials and measurement methods, applied in the field of hydration degree measurement of cement-based materials based on nuclear magnetic resonance, and in the field of hydration degree measurement of cement-based materials, it can solve the difficult to determine quantitative relationship, and the quantitative characterization of hydration degree has not yet been studied. problem, achieve the effect of small test result error, reduce test cycle, reduce measurement procedure and error
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[0074] Embodiment 1, the test of the degree of hydration of ordinary Portland cement slurry with a water-cement ratio of 0.4:
[0075] The test adopts PQ-001 nuclear magnetic resonance analyzer, the magnetic field strength of the permanent magnet is 0.53T, the proton resonance frequency is 23MHz, and the constant temperature of the magnet is 32.0 degrees Celsius. Put the nuclear magnetic resonance tube containing the cement slurry of standard consistency into a thin-walled glass test tube with a diameter of 15mm, and insert it into the probe coil of the instrument, and use CPMG (Carr-Purcell-Meiboom-Gill) pulse sequence test. Collect A with a hydration age of 7 days echo,1 (t,τ)~t curve, after two-component inversion analysis, A echo,1 (t,τ)~T 2 curve (eg figure 1 shown), the curve has obvious left peaks and right peaks, representing gel pores and capillary water, respectively. Using ORIGIN8.0 software to integrate the left peak and the right peak respectively, the S g =1...
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[0076] Example 2: Test of hydration degree of ordinary Portland cement slurry with water-cement ratio 0.3:
[0077] The test adopts PQ-001 nuclear magnetic resonance analyzer, the magnetic field strength of the permanent magnet is 0.53T, the proton resonance frequency is 23MHz, and the constant temperature of the magnet is 32.0 degrees Celsius. Put the nuclear magnetic resonance tube filled with white cement of standard consistency into a thin-walled glass test tube with a diameter of 15mm, and insert it into the probe coil of the instrument, and use CPMG pulse sequence to test. Collect A with a hydration age of 7 days echo,1 (t,τ)~t curve, after two-component inversion analysis, A echo,1 (t,τ)~T 2 curve (eg figure 2 shown), the curve has obvious left peaks and right peaks, representing gel pores and capillary water, respectively. Using ORIGIN8.0 software to integrate the left peak and the right peak respectively, the S g =4663.30,S c =1814.18, so α=0.63 is obtained, ...
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