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Experimental Study on Accelerated Speed of Concrete Sulfate Attack
Through test on compressive strength of concrete and mass changes, the effects of solution concentration and temperature on speed of concrete sulfate attack were investigated. The results show that, the speed of attack is accelerated with increasing concentration and temperature, as well as the decreasing of the size of the specimen, sulfate attack speed at 45 °C sodium sulfate solution soak with wet and dry cycle is insignificant difference with at 20 °C.It is suitable to adopt compressive strength as the assessing criterion of the sodium sulfate attack.
Experimental Study on Accelerated Speed of Concrete Sulfate Attack
Through test on compressive strength of concrete and mass changes, the effects of solution concentration and temperature on speed of concrete sulfate attack were investigated. The results show that, the speed of attack is accelerated with increasing concentration and temperature, as well as the decreasing of the size of the specimen, sulfate attack speed at 45 °C sodium sulfate solution soak with wet and dry cycle is insignificant difference with at 20 °C.It is suitable to adopt compressive strength as the assessing criterion of the sodium sulfate attack.
Experimental Study on Accelerated Speed of Concrete Sulfate Attack
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 204-208 ; 3754-3759
2012-10-26
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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