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Releasing Behavior of Chloride Ions in Marine Sands under Cement Environment
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In this paper, the releasing behavior for chloride ions in concrete with marine sands is studied. The experimental results show that chloride ion is released completely as soon as marinating in water. And the total releasing of chloride ion has little grown over time. The releasing of chloride ion would not be changed with the increasing quality of marine sand. Whereas, the releasing behavior is different for the different quantity of marine sand in saturated Ca(OH)2 solution which the content of chloride ion decrease with the increasing of marine sand. SEM/EDS observations show that distribution of chloride concentration in the mortar with marine sand is inhomogeneous and the chloride ions reveal a permeable process from surface of marine sand to the internal of cement gel. But for the experimental results of the mortar with internal doped chloride ions from NaCl solution, there is no permeable process in chloride ion of mortar and its distribution is irregular in the products of cement hydration.
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December 2012
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