Advances in Deformation Performance of Concrete with Steel Slag and Scrap Tire Particles

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The deformation performance of concrete with steel slag aggregate and scrap tire particles was reviewed. The addition of steel slag makes the volume of concrete present expansion effect which can improve the early-age plastic cracking performance of concrete. The expansion of steel slag concrete and shrinkage of concrete by partially substitution of rubber colloidal particles showed obvious decrease. So the scrap tire particles modified steel slag concrete with satisfactory volume deformation, the theory is that the stress relaxation in shrinkage process of the concrete with scrap tire particles. The exploration of steel slag concrete with scrap tire particles expansion inhibition and deformation micromechanics mechanism is important for the research and application of concrete with steel slag and scrap tire particles.

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