Preparation and Mechanism Analysis of High-Efficiency early Strength Agent

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High-efficiency early strength agents were obtained which included triethanolamine, glycol and calcium nitrate. Then it was tested for concrete. Though text, we find that the compressive strength and flexural strength of the specimen, use of the high-efficiency early strength agent is greatly improved than with its much better not to use high-efficiency early strength agent. With time go on, high-efficiency early strength agent added does not make the strength of concrete worse, but better. Using SEM and XRD analysis technology text high-efficiency early strength agent by adding performances of concrete, including the degree of cement hydration, the morphology of hydration products and the composition of mineral formation. Analysis of the role of high-efficiency early strength agents from the perspective of the mechanism. Identified high-efficiency early strength agent impact on the cement hydration, for the further development of early strength agent to provide a theoretical basis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 535-537)

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2483-2487

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June 2012

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