A New Method for Studying the Damage in Concrete Subjected Single Face Salt Freezing Cycle

Wei Hong Li; Yi Han Wang; Yi Wang Bao; Zong Ming Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.680.56

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A New Method for Studying the Damage in Concrete Subjected Single Face Salt Freezing Cycle

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Aiming at the shortcomings of traditional research method of materials mechanics performance of concrete, this paper presents a new method to test the mechanical properties of concrete material layer body--the relative method. It focuses on the use of relative principle, testing dynamic elastic modulus of concrete damage layer subjected to single salt freezing cyclic, and draw a gradient damage curve of concrete, and then study the damage process of the concrete under the effect of salt solution and the freeze-thaw cycle synergetic factors. The method provides a new way to test body layer mechanical performance of concrete material which the traditional methods can not be directly solved.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 680)

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56-59

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February 2016

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Wei Hong Li*, Yi Han Wang, Yi Wang Bao, Zong Ming Yang

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Concrete, Damage, Salt Freezing Cycle

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