A kind of mass concrete and preparation method thereof
A technology of mass concrete and bentonite, which is applied in the field of building materials, can solve the problems of reduced physical and mechanical properties of concrete, easy penetration of erosive media, and reduced upper life of concrete, so as to reduce hydration heat and heat release rate, and reduce defects. Risk, effect of reducing early strength
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Embodiment 1
[0038]Example 1: A mass concrete is prepared by the following method:
[0039]S1: Mix 180kg cement, 730kg medium sand, 1010kg crushed stone, 70kg fly ash, 170kg mineral powder, 4kg polycarboxylic acid water reducing agent, 0.8kg organic bentonite and 2.4kg low-temperature expandable graphite to obtain the first mixture ;
[0040]S2: Add 136kg of water to the first mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a second mixture;
[0041]S3: Add 0.8 kg of carbon fiber and 34.4 kg of water to the second mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a large volume of concrete.
[0042]Among them, the cement is P·LH42.5 low-heat Portland cement with a specific surface area of 350m2 / kg; The fineness modulus of medium sand is 3.0; the particle size of crushed stone is 5-25mm continuous gradation, and the apparent density of crushed stone is 2840kg / m3, The loose bulk porosity is 47%, and the loose bulk density is 1565kg / m3; Fly ash is F class Ⅱ grade fly ash, the fineness of fly ash (45μm square hole sieve) is 10%, the...
Embodiment 2
[0043]Example 2: A mass concrete is prepared by the following method:
[0044]S1: Mix 182kg of cement, 732kg of medium sand, 1012kg of crushed stone, 72kg of fly ash, 172kg of mineral powder, 4.2kg of polycarboxylic acid water reducer, 0.88kg of organic bentonite and 2.64kg of low-temperature expandable graphite to obtain the first mixture;
[0045]S2: Add 137.6 kg of water to the first mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a second mixture;
[0046]S3: Add 0.88 kg of carbon fiber and 34.4 kg of water to the second mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a large volume of concrete.
[0047]Among them, the cement is P·LH42.5 low-heat Portland cement with a specific surface area of 350m2 / kg; The fineness modulus of medium sand is 3.0; the particle size of crushed stone is 5-25mm continuous gradation, and the apparent density of crushed stone is 2840kg / m3, The loose bulk porosity is 47%, and the loose bulk density is 1565kg / m3; Fly ash is F class Ⅱ grade fly ash, the fineness of fly ash (45μm square...
Embodiment 3
[0048]Example 3: A mass concrete is prepared by the following method:
[0049]S1: Mix 183kg cement, 734kg medium sand, 1013kg crushed stone, 73kg fly ash, 171kg mineral powder, 4.5kg polycarboxylic acid water reducing agent, 1kg organic bentonite and 3kg low-temperature expandable graphite to obtain the first mixture;
[0050]S2: Add 140kg of water to the first mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a second mixture;
[0051]S3: Add 1 kg of carbon fiber and 35 kg of water to the second mixture and mix thoroughly to obtain a large volume of concrete.
[0052]Among them, the cement is P·LH42.5 low-heat Portland cement with a specific surface area of 350m2 / kg; The fineness modulus of medium sand is 3.0; the particle size of crushed stone is 5-25mm continuous gradation, and the apparent density of crushed stone is 2840kg / m3, The loose bulk porosity is 47%, and the loose bulk density is 1565kg / m3; Fly ash is F class Ⅱ grade fly ash, the fineness of fly ash (45μm square hole sieve) is 10%, the water ...
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