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Influence of Temperature on Structure Formation Processes Geocements for Rehabilitation of Concrete

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When using geocements composition (xNa2O+yK2O)·Al2O3·(2÷4)SiO2·10H2O for protective coating of concrete from aggressive environments, the main problem is to determine the optimal treatment temperature, which depends on the ratio of basic oxides structural formula. In this work, using two-factor three level method of experiment planning determined that when the content as a part geocement (0,8÷0,9Na2O+0,2÷0,1K2O) and the ratio of SiO2/Al2O3=2,5÷3,5 achieved the necessary water resistance - Cr>0,8 at 40°C. When the ratio of SiO2/Al2O3>3,5 physico-mechanical properties geocement growing and processing temperature also increases to 50÷60°C. In subsequent researches will explore the possibility of reducing the processing temperature by modifying the geocement in the direction of accelerating processes of structure formation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1122)

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111-114

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Volodymyr Kyrychok*, Rostislav Drochytka, Pavlo V. Kryvenko

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Aggressive Environment, Corrosion Resistance, Geocement, Protection, Protective Coating, Rehabilitation Concrete

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