Experimental Research on Alkaline Residue Concrete Dry Shrinkage Performance

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Shrinkage performance of alkaline residue concrete is researched in different conditions, it found that different alkaline residue proportions concrete dry shrinkage increases with the growth of the curing time increasing, but the dry shrinkage changes of different alkaline residue proportions are different, the dry shrinkage of low proportions of 8-12% concrete is similar with that of plain concrete, therefore, to the high content of concrete, its dry shrinkage significantly increase. The dry shrinkage of low incorporation proportion (8-12%) concrete increases quickly in the initial curing period (3-7 days), its shrinkage rate changes stabilized in the subsequent conservation period; to high incorporation proportion (20-30%) concrete, its dry shrinkage increases rapidly in the curing period of 7-14 days, then it stabilized. compared with the low proportion of concrete, its growth is faster in the late curing period. Water-cement ratio is very important factor of the shrinkage performance of concrete, dry shrinkage curve of alkaline residue concrete present concave, when water-cement ratio are in 0.52-0.57, the shrinkage of alkaline residue concrete is minimum.

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