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Studies on Influence of Mineral Admixtures on High Performance Concrete Gas Permeability
There is a close relationship between the gas permeability of modern high strength concrete and the concrete durability. Through the Cembureau method, gas permeability coefficients of ordinary concrete and concrete with admixtures under different maintenance periods were tested. We studied the influence of fly ash and slag on high performance concrete gas permeability, and analysed the rules of gas permeability changing with mineral admixtures and the water-binder ratio, and gave the reasonable range of mineral admixtures and the water-binder ratio. The results from the paper may have the certain reference value to practical application.
Studies on Influence of Mineral Admixtures on High Performance Concrete Gas Permeability
There is a close relationship between the gas permeability of modern high strength concrete and the concrete durability. Through the Cembureau method, gas permeability coefficients of ordinary concrete and concrete with admixtures under different maintenance periods were tested. We studied the influence of fly ash and slag on high performance concrete gas permeability, and analysed the rules of gas permeability changing with mineral admixtures and the water-binder ratio, and gave the reasonable range of mineral admixtures and the water-binder ratio. The results from the paper may have the certain reference value to practical application.
Studies on Influence of Mineral Admixtures on High Performance Concrete Gas Permeability
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 99-100 ; 762-767
2011-09-08
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Studies on Influence of Mineral Admixtures on High Performance Concrete Gas Permeability
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