A kind of natural volcanic ash green high performance concrete
A high-performance concrete and natural pozzolan technology, applied in the field of natural pozzolanic green high-performance concrete, can solve the problems of poor compactness and poor frost resistance, and achieve the effect of improving compactness, improving hydration activity and good integrity
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[0041] A natural volcanic ash green high performance concrete,
[0042] According to the formula shown in Table 1, take the following raw materials of corresponding weight: Portland cement, modified natural pozzolan, modified ultrafine fly ash, antifreeze functional materials, river sand, machine-made sand, gravel, water , tested by mixing and forming test blocks for compressive strength, electric flux and frost resistance.
[0043] The modified natural pozzolan is modified by the following methods:
[0044] First, the sun-dried natural volcanic ash with a mass fraction of 70% is ground by grinding equipment until the specific surface area is greater than 300m 2 / kg, then add 19% mass fraction of sun-dried natural pozzolan, 10% mass fraction slag powder and 1% ethylene glycol, and mix and grind until the specific surface area is greater than 450m 2 / kg;
[0045] The modified superfine fly ash is modified by the following methods:
[0046] Put 99 parts by weight of fly ash ...
Embodiment 4
[0049] The antifreeze functional material used in Example 4 is a mixture of 70 parts by weight of antifreeze alloy powder and 30 parts by weight of hydrophobic agent.
Embodiment 5
[0050] The antifreeze functional material used in Example 5 is a mixture of 60 parts by weight of antifreeze alloy powder and 40 parts by weight of hydrophobic agent.
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