Relations between Concrete Structural Parameters and Abrasion Resistance

Natalya V. Makarova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.357-360.1259

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Relations between Concrete Structural Parameters and Abrasion Resistance

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The concrete surfaces after abrasion wear test have been characterized by structural parameters, such as mean inter-particle distance; mean coast aggregates diameter, its area fraction, and matrix hardness. The specific method to obtain the inter-particle distances was developed. From regression analyses it has become evident that wear effects arising from coast aggregate fraction and their geometrical parameters surpass the influence of matrix hardness.

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Abrasion Resistance, Concrete, Wear

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