Study on Preparation of Low-Thermal Expansion Coefficient Concrete with Fly Ash

Sha Ding; Zhong He Shui; Teng Pan; Wei Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.599.89

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Study on Preparation of Low-Thermal Expansion Coefficient Concrete with Fly Ash

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The low-thermal expansion coefficient (CTE) of cement paste and concrete are designed and prepared with fly ash in this study. The thermal expansion property and pore structure of cement/concrete are tested by Thermal Dilatometer, MIP, and SEM. The test results show that the addition of fly ash lowers the thermal expansion rate and coefficient of hardened paste. The increase of addition level is accompanied by the decrease of the thermal expansion coefficient. The introduction of fly ash could improve the pore structure of concrete, thus improve the thermal expansion property of cement concrete.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 599)

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February 2014

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Sha Ding*, Zhong He Shui, Teng Pan, Wei Chen

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Fly Ash (FA), Pore Structure, Thermal Expansion Coefficient

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