Evaluating the Air-Entraining Concrete Performance Decay Rule under Long-Term Salts Corrosion Using MATLAB Software

Xiao Ping Su; Hao Yue Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1015.124

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Evaluating the Air-Entraining Concrete Performance Decay Rule under Long-Term Salts Corrosion Using MATLAB Software

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In the concrete salt-soaking durability test, the dynamic elastic modulus of concrete is more sensitive to the concrete damage than the mass, and can reflect the concrete durability better. In this paper,the relative dynamic elastic modulus of concrete is used as the evaluation index of concrete durability. Its attenuation law is made the multiple linear regression by using MATLAB software. The evaluation model and its applicable conditions of the relative dynamic elastic modulus of air-entraining concrete under the action of the long-term salt immersion are obtained, which can be used to evaluate and precast the durable degree of air-entraining concrete in the salt environment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1015)

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August 2014

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Xiao Ping Su*, Hao Yue Sun

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Air-Entraining Concrete, Evaluation, MATLAB, Performance Decay, Salt Corrosion

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