Method for reducing water absorption rate of aerated concrete
A technology of air-entrained concrete and water absorption rate, applied in the field of building materials, can solve the problems of weaker pore blocking effect in deeper layers, reduce the water absorption rate of air-entrained concrete, and affect the cutting effect of air-entrained concrete, and achieve excellent mechanical properties and volume stability. , Improve the effect of high shrinkage and reduced water absorption
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[0029] This embodiment is used to make B05 ordinary sand aerated concrete
[0030] 1-i Preparation of blank air-entrained concrete sample B1
[0031] Get the following proportioning ratio of each raw material component by weight and stir evenly to obtain silicate material slurry: 90 parts of cement, 90 parts of lime, 280 parts of ground quartz sand, 0.69 part of aluminum powder, 0.07 part of triterpene saponin, water material Ratio of 0.7, the effective calcium oxide content in lime is 80%.
[0032] Stir the slurry evenly, pour it into the mold and move it into a constant temperature curing box at 50°C for 5 hours of curing, scrape off the bread head and continue curing for 12 hours, then remove the mold, and finally put the test block into a 1.1MPa, 180°C autoclave for curing After 8 hours, the test block was cooled to room temperature to obtain air-entrained concrete B1.
[0033] 1-ii Preparation of air-entrained concrete B2 mixed with modifier
[0034] (1) Take the follo...
Embodiment 2
[0068] This embodiment is used to make B06 ordinary sand aerated concrete
[0069] 2-i Preparation of blank air-entrained concrete sample H1
[0070] Get the following proportioning ratio of each raw material component by weight and stir evenly to obtain silicate material slurry: 90 parts of cement, 90 parts of lime, 360 parts of ground quartz sand, 0.55 part of aluminum powder, 0.07 part of triterpene saponin, water material Ratio of 0.63, the effective calcium oxide content in lime is 80%.
[0071] Stir the slurry evenly, pour it into the mold and move it into a constant temperature curing box at 50°C for 5 hours of curing, scrape off the bread head and continue curing for 12 hours, then remove the mold, and finally put the test block into a 1.1MPa, 180°C autoclave for curing After 8 hours, the test block was cooled to room temperature to obtain air-entrained concrete H1.
[0072] 2-ii Preparation of air-entrained concrete H2 mixed with modifier
[0073] (1) Take the foll...
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