The Effect of Concrete Mix Proportion to the Air Bubble Spacing Coefficients of Hardened Concrete

Yang Wang; Hui Chao Liang; Bao Cheng Zhao; Yu Chuan Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.726.537

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The Effect of Concrete Mix Proportion to the Air Bubble Spacing Coefficients of Hardened Concrete

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A large number of studies have shown that the air content of fresh concrete and the air bubble spacing coefficients of hardened concrete can be used to characterize the frost resistance of concrete. The performance of air-entraining agent is an important influence factor of these two indexes, and the effect of concrete mix proportion cannot be ignored. In this paper, the effect of concrete mix proportion to the air bubble spacing coefficients of hardened concrete has been studied through a series of tests.

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Yang Wang*, Hui Chao Liang, Bao Cheng Zhao, Yu Chuan Jiang

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Air Bubble Spacing Coefficients, Air Content, Concrete Mix Proportion

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