Low-shrinkage and high-adhesion black concrete as well as preparation method and application thereof
A concrete and high-bonding technology, applied in clay preparation devices, chemical instruments and methods, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of black concrete color instability, affecting concrete workability, color instability, etc., to achieve consistent color The effect of increasing the viscosity of slurry and facilitating construction
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[0051] The components meet the following indicators:
[0052] Cement: PⅡ52.5 Portland cement, the indicators of cement should meet the national standards;
[0053] Fly ash: Class II ash, water demand ratio ≤ 105%, loss on ignition ≤ 8%, specific surface area ≥ 400m2 / kg;
[0054] Mineral powder: Class II finely ground slag powder, water demand ratio ≤ 100%, loss on ignition ≤ 3%, 28d activity index ≥ 105%, specific surface area ≥ 550m2 / kg;
[0055] Hydration temperature rise inhibitor: use SBT@-TRI concrete hydration temperature rise inhibitor, chloride ion content ≤ 0.05%, 14d adiabatic temperature rise ratio ≥ 90%;
[0056] Expansion agent: Type I calcium sulfoaluminate high-efficiency expansion agent for concrete, and all indicators should meet the national standard GB23439-2009;
[0057] Steel fiber: Rows of hook-shaped steel fibers are bonded with water-soluble glue, the fiber length is 30mm, the aspect ratio is 50, and the tensile strength is not less than 1000MPa;
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Embodiment 2
[0076] The components meet the following indicators:
[0077] Cement: PⅡ52.5 Portland cement, the indicators of cement should meet the national standards;
[0078] Fly ash: Class II ash, water demand ratio ≤ 105%, loss on ignition ≤ 8%, specific surface area ≥ 400m2 / kg;
[0079] Mineral powder: Class II finely ground slag powder, water demand ratio ≤ 100%, loss on ignition ≤ 3%, 28d activity index ≥ 105%, specific surface area ≥ 550m2 / kg;
[0080] Hydration temperature rise inhibitor: use SBT@-TRI concrete hydration temperature rise inhibitor, chloride ion content ≤ 0.05%, 14d adiabatic temperature rise ratio ≥ 90%;
[0081] Expansion agent: Type I calcium sulfoaluminate high-efficiency expansion agent for concrete, and all indicators should meet the national standard GB23439-2009;
[0082] Steel fiber: Rows of hook-shaped steel fibers are bonded with water-soluble glue, the fiber length is 25mm, the aspect ratio is 65, and the tensile strength is not less than 1000MPa;
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Embodiment 6
[0109] In Example 6, water-retaining agent and defoamer are lacking, and other components are the same as in Example 1. The performance data show that: after the absence of water-retaining agent and defoaming agent in the admixture, the slump and expansion of the concrete slurry increase, and the slurry The body should be segregated in layers, the sand and gravel cannot play the role of the skeleton structure, the gas content of the slurry increases, and its mechanical properties and shrinkage deformation properties are also significantly deteriorated. The water retaining agent has the function of water retention and thickening, which can effectively prevent the workability problems such as slurry segregation and bleeding caused by the increase in the amount of water reducing agent, so as to obtain a better workability, uniform and dense matrix. During the mixing process of the slurry, the defoamer can effectively eliminate the air bubbles in the slurry and control the air cont...
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