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Impermeability and frost resistance of concrete with an antifreeze additive-ammonia water

Kuz’min, E. D. / Virskaya, V. V. / Kruglov, V. A.

Conclusions Concrete mixed with ammonia water and cured under a negative temperature has at an early age a higher impermeability than ordinary concrete without additives.The presence of up to 60% ice in concrete cured under a negative temperature does not lessen the physical and mechanical properties in comparison with ordinary concrete. Partial ice formation (25–30% of the liquid phase) promotes a considerable increase in strength of concrete and its frost resistance.

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Impermeability and frost resistance of concrete with an antifreeze additive-ammonia water

Kuz’min, E. D. / Virskaya, V. V. / Kruglov, V. A.

Conclusions Concrete mixed with ammonia water and cured under a negative temperature has at an early age a higher impermeability than ordinary concrete without additives.The presence of up to 60% ice in concrete cured under a negative temperature does not lessen the physical and mechanical properties in comparison with ordinary concrete. Partial ice formation (25–30% of the liquid phase) promotes a considerable increase in strength of concrete and its frost resistance.

Impermeability and frost resistance of concrete with an antifreeze additive-ammonia water

Kuz’min, E. D. / Virskaya, V. V. / Kruglov, V. A.

Conclusions Concrete mixed with ammonia water and cured under a negative temperature has at an early age a higher impermeability than ordinary concrete without additives.The presence of up to 60% ice in concrete cured under a negative temperature does not lessen the physical and mechanical properties in comparison with ordinary concrete. Partial ice formation (25–30% of the liquid phase) promotes a considerable increase in strength of concrete and its frost resistance.

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Title:

Impermeability and frost resistance of concrete with an antifreeze additive-ammonia water

Contributors:

Kuz’min, E. D. (author) / Virskaya, V. V. (author) / Kruglov, V. A. (author)

Published in:

Hydrotechnical Construction ; 10

Publication date:

1976

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02378606

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Wasserbau , Zeitschrift

Classification:

BKL: 56.30 Wasserbau
Local classification TIB: 770/6550/8000

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