Comparative Analysis of the Principal Characteristics of Microsilica Obtained from Silicon Manufacture Wastes and Used in Concrete Production Technologies

Balabanov, Vadim; Putsenko, K N

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/262/1/012011

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“…The results of the tests showed that the highest compressive strenght have samplecubes, with surface treatment of hydrophobizator (3,27 MPa, which is 1,12 times more than in control samples). The maximum decrease in water absorption was marked on the hydrophobizing samples-cubes (from 19,89 to 9,54%, which is 2,08 times less than in the control samples) (figure 5).…”

Section: Fig 1 Dependence Of Compressive Strength On Cement Contentmentioning

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“…The composition of the mixture was adopted in accordance with the prescription, justified by laboratory tests. Preparation of the mixture was carried out in a gravity-type concrete mixing machine with a volume of 0,5m 3 . In total, three slabs were made.…”

Section: Fig 1 Dependence Of Compressive Strength On Cement Contentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To strengthen the soil can be used a large number of materials based on mineral (cement, lime, ash), organic binders (bitumen, bitumen emulsion), synthetic polymer compounds (stabilizers, polymer additives), production waste (slimes). Complex, electrochemical and thermal strengthening is also known [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12].…”

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The paper presents a complex method for increasing water resistance and reducing crack formation by using a prefabricated foundation of soil-cement slabs with surface processing with a hydrophobizing material on basis of organosilicon compounds. Theoretical, laboratory and full-scale experimental studies were made. Theoretical studies are based on the substantiation of the geometric parameters of the slab in order to exclude the probability of its destruction under its own weight during building and installation works. The result of the first stage of laboratory studies is the determination of the optimum composition of soil-cement mixture in order to achieve a grade of strength M20. At the second stage, the effectiveness of the influence of hydrophobizing materials "Tiprom U" and "Penetron-Admix" on water absorption and compressive strength of soil-cement was determined. The final stage of the research was a full-scale experiment. In the factory environment, soil-cement slabs were manufactured in metal forms. Based on the results of the research, conclusions about the effectiveness of this complex method were made. The use of soil-cement slabs allows reducing crack formation, as well as to work all year round due to manufacturing and surface treatment of slabs in the factory conditions.

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Section: Fig 1 Dependence Of Compressive Strength On Cement Contentmentioning

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Section: Fig 1 Dependence Of Compressive Strength On Cement Contentmentioning

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Comparative Analysis of the Principal Characteristics of Microsilica Obtained from Silicon Manufacture Wastes and Used in Concrete Production Technologies

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The appliance of prefabricated soil-cement slabs processed with a hydrophobizing material for the road construction

The appliance of prefabricated soil-cement slabs processed with a hydrophobizing material for the road construction

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