Research on the Effects of Admixture on Concrete Permeability

Kai Quan Xia; Wei Guo; Xue Wu Liu; Huan Liu; Zhan Guo Li; Yue Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.618.114

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Research on the Effects of Admixture on Concrete Permeability

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At present, our country norms on the permeability of concrete is mainly determined by its strength, without considering the influence of admixtures on the permeability. This paper studies the permeability of different strength concrete rules of different kinds and dosage of admixture. The results show that, the permeability of concrete is closely related to the w/b, but also it has a strong correlation with admixture dosage, the relevance between the permeability of concrete and the kinds of admixture is relatively small. The results of this paper can provide some reference value to the relevant standards of durability in our country.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 618)

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Kai Quan Xia, Wei Guo, Xue Wu Liu, Huan Liu, Zhan Guo Li*, Yue Li

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Admixture, Chloride Ion Diffusion Coefficient, Electric Flux, Permeability of Concrete

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