DOI: 10.4995/thesis/10251/17400
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Efecto De La Incorporación De Materiales Basados en Sílice Sobre Las Propiedades De Matrices De Cemento Pórtland Y Activadas Alcalinamente

Abstract: A mis inseparables amigas, Dra. Susan Bernal y Dra. Lorena López, por su amistad incondicional y por el gran apoyo recibido durante mi estancia en Australia. Su alegría, compañía y consejos han sido siempre una pieza importante en mi vida. Gracias por estar siempre allí, sin importar que nos separen mas de 16 mil kilómetros. También quiero agradecer y resaltar la participación de la Dra. Susan Bernal, quien me apoyo en la realización de mi estancia de investigación en Australia. Su colaboración en la presente … Show more

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“…Ns is a nanocomposite technology. The nano-scale size of the particles can act as nucleation points in some phases of cement hydration due to their high reactivity, as well as nano-reinforcement or nano-filler to densify the microstructure, thus improving the ITZ between paste and aggregates [8]. It is used in concentrations between 0.5 and 10% by weight of cement (bwoc), as at higher concentrations the heat of hydration rises, causing increased autogenous shrinkage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ns is a nanocomposite technology. The nano-scale size of the particles can act as nucleation points in some phases of cement hydration due to their high reactivity, as well as nano-reinforcement or nano-filler to densify the microstructure, thus improving the ITZ between paste and aggregates [8]. It is used in concentrations between 0.5 and 10% by weight of cement (bwoc), as at higher concentrations the heat of hydration rises, causing increased autogenous shrinkage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%