EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF POLYCARBOXYLATE POLYMERS ON CEMENT PARTICLE DISPERSIBILITY
EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF POLYCARBOXYLATE POLYMERS ON CEMENT PARTICLE DISPERSIBILITY
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聚羧酸盐聚合物分子结构对水泥颗粒分散性的影响
DOI:
10.2208/jscej.2000.662_17
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2000
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H. Okamura
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作者:
T. Sugamata;M. Hibino;M. Ouchi;H. Okamura
The particle-dispersing effect of various superplasticizers (SP) containing polycarboxylate polymers with different molecular structures is examined under conditions of extended mixing time. The particle-dispersing effect of an SP, represented by the ratio of the relative flow area ratio of the mortar to the relative funnel speed ratio of the mortar, increases in a straight line as the dosage of SP increases. Although dependent on the molecular structure of the SP the apparent adsorption onto cement particles scarcely increase as dosage is increased; in other words, only the amount remaining in the liquid phase increases. The decrease in particle-dispersing effect of an SP as a result of mixing can be divided into two contributions: 1) a decrease corresponding to the amount remaining in the liquid phase when the dosage of SP is reduced; and 2) a larger decrease in particle-dispersing effect than expected given the decrease in the amount remaining in the liquid phase. The main factor reponsible for this behavior is the molecular structure of the SP and its effect on the adsorption rate of the SP onto the cement particles.