Salt scaling resistance and microstructure analysis of fly-ash cement-based concrete treated with different surface penetrants
Salt scaling resistance and microstructure analysis of fly-ash cement-based concrete treated with different surface penetrants
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DOI:
10.1016/j.matlet.2021.129999
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发表时间:
2021-08
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3
通讯作者:
Y. Kuang;Naoto Takashima;Y. Sakoi;Meng Zhang;Seiji Zyutani;M. Aba;Y. Tsukinaga
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作者:
Y. Kuang;Naoto Takashima;Y. Sakoi;Meng Zhang;Seiji Zyutani;M. Aba;Y. Tsukinaga
To enhance the maintenance effect of penetrants on concrete surfaces, the impact of three types of concrete surface penetrants (lithium silicate solution (Type-L), sodium silicate solution (Type-A), and silane (Type-B)) applied on fly-ash cement-based concrete surfaces was studied. Four different dosages were used. The initial curing of concrete included water-curing and seal-curing. The salt freeze-thaw experiment and mercury intrusion porosimetry (MIP) experiment were conducted using the specimens. The results showed that the pore volume with a pore diameter above 200 nm in water-cured concrete was lower than that in seal-cured concrete. The salt-scaling resistance was also more optimal for the water-cured concrete compared with the seal-cured concrete. The applicability of penetrants under different curing conditions and the most appropriate dosages were determined. The Type-A and Type-B composite penetrants exhibited an excellent scaling resistance.