2018
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/327/3/032046
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Influence of reactive fillers on concrete corrosion resistance

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“…These results agree well with the one reported by the Rahmanian et al [33], as the author used 300 to 510 rpm during the mixing process, and the result revealed that at a higher stirrer speed, the granule size distribution seemed to not be affected. In the meantime, it is also assumed that the agglomeration of CIPs was not affected due to the positive influence by bridging agent (HCl) [34].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These results agree well with the one reported by the Rahmanian et al [33], as the author used 300 to 510 rpm during the mixing process, and the result revealed that at a higher stirrer speed, the granule size distribution seemed to not be affected. In the meantime, it is also assumed that the agglomeration of CIPs was not affected due to the positive influence by bridging agent (HCl) [34].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amount increase of injected gypsum in most cases helps to the strength increase. This is probably due to both the formation of primary ettringite with a fiber structure [13] to some extent reinforcing the stone, and the occurrence of hardening accelerator due to exchange reactions Na2SO4. It should be noted that gypsum increase in excess of 3% does not lead to the strength increase for binders with CCB additives and QSCW siftings.…”
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confidence: 99%