Obtaining Nanofibers Na-CMC in Mechanomagnetic Activated Water Solution for the Purpose of Reinforcing Concrete Structure

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The authors have studied the impact of mechanomagnetic activation (MMA) of the solutions NA-CMC, widely used for mixing water-cement paste, on the structure and properties of cement composites. By the method of dynamic light scattering, the appearance of nanosize particles of grouting fluid’s dispersion phase has been proved. On the base of the results of X-ray diffraction analysis, there have been found alterations of cement stone structure; the influence of MMA on the processes of structure formation has been proved; the principal components of cement stone structure have been identified.

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