Resistivity-based cement hydration degree dynamic monitoring system and method
A cement hydration and dynamic monitoring technology, applied in the direction of material resistance, etc., to achieve the effect of dynamic monitoring, simple equipment, and improved accuracy
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[0074] Ordinary Portland cement is one of the most commonly used building materials. Measuring the hydration degree and resistivity development of cement slurry during the hydration process is of great significance for characterizing its early working performance and later mechanical properties. The invention is used to measure the resistivity change of the cement slurry in the hydration process, and predict the development of the hydration degree based on the resistivity.
[0075] The water-cement ratio of cement slurry is 0.35 and 0.45, which are marked as P35 and P45 respectively. Ordinary Portland cement is used as cement with a strength grade of 52.5. The mineral components of the cement are: tricalcium silicate accounts for 65.78%, dicalcium silicate accounts for 7.75%, tetracalcium aluminate accounts for 6.94%, tetracalcium aluminoferrite accounts for 8.64%, gypsum accounted for 6.99%. The water was deionized to avoid the introduction of additional ions.
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