The Analysis of the Behavior of Alkali-Activated Materials Applied as a Repair Mortar

Ámos Dufka; Lenka Bodnárová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1100.50

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Effect of Carbon Nanotubes and Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose on the Mechanical Properties and Cracking Tendency of Alkali-Activated Slag
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The Utilization of Waste Aluminosilicate to Prepare Cement Composite with Thermal Insulating and Drying Effect
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Mix Design of Hybrid High-Volume Fly Ash Alkali Activated Cement
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High Strength Alkali Activated Slag Cements with Controlled Setting Times and Early Strength Gain
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The Analysis of the Behavior of Alkali-Activated Materials Applied as a Repair Mortar
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Modification of Natural Anhydrite by Mixed Exciter
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Laboratory Burning of Anhydrite from Phosphogypsum
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Production of Alpha Plaster Modification by Pressureless Method
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Burnt Hydraulic Binder on the Basis of FBC Ashes
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The Analysis of the Behavior of Alkali-Activated Materials Applied as a Repair Mortar

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The paper deals the possibility of alkali activated materials utilization as matrix for repair mortars, determined for rehabilitation of reinforced concrete structures. Alkali activated materials have owing to their specific properties a high potential especially for utilization in materials determined for specific applications. Materials showing in comparison with the cement matrix significantly higher resistance against the effect of chemical substances are the so-called alkali activated materials. One of the essential conditions for the successful use of repair mortars is their sufficient cohesion to the surface respectively with the surface of rehabilitated structures.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1100)

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April 2015

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Ámos Dufka*, Lenka Bodnárová

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Aggressive Surroundings, Alkali Activated Materials, Durability, Life Cycle

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