Research on Fractal Characteristics of Cement-Based Materials by Nitrogen Adsorption Method

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In order to confirm the surface fractal dimension of the internal pore of complex porous materials by means of the FHH model and nitrogen adsorption method. Study the change rule on fractal characteristics of the pore of cement based materials further. The results shows that, surface area of the complex internal structure of cement based materials has the fractal characteristics observably. Testing and evaluating the fractal characteristics on surface area of the pore of cement-based materials is effective by nitrogen adsorption method. It is good for analyzing surface characteristics of pore structure further. Surface fractal dimension of pore structure and surface area have not good correlation. The characteristics and conclusion that quality fractal dimension of powder and surface area evaluating fineness of powder have not very good correlation is consistent.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 415-417)

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1545-1552

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December 2011

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