Properties of Low-Heat Generating Concrete Containing Large Volumes of Blast-Furnace Slag and Fly Ash
Properties of Low-Heat Generating Concrete Containing Large Volumes of Blast-Furnace Slag and Fly Ash
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DOI:
10.14359/1974
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发表时间:
1992-05
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K. Kanazawa;K. Yamada;S. Sogo
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作者:
K. Kanazawa;K. Yamada;S. Sogo
The anchorages of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge are of mass concrete, and have horizontal dimensions of 60 m x 85 m, and a height of 45 m. Precooling and pipe cooling of concrete will be done to prevent the thermal cracking of the mass concrete. Comparisons have been made of the basic properties of concrete using a variety of low-heat generating cements so as to select the ones suitable for the project. This paper gives results of the strength and adiabatic temperature rise in concrete using low-heat type cements, and the influences of the slag and fly ash on the properties of concrete. Although the low-heat generating concrete generally shows retardation in the setting time and shows more bleeding, it was found that the use of very finely ground blast-furnace slag and finely ground limestone powder improved workability of concrete, reduced bleeding, and is effective for the developemnt of early-age strength.