The Experimental Research of a Heavyweight High-Strength Concrete

Ying She Luo; Hong Wang; Wen Bin Liu; Shou Chang Deng; Yuan Rong Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.614.263

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The Experimental Research of a Heavyweight High-Strength Concrete

Abstract:

The definition of heavyweight high-strength concrete（HHC for short）is firstly introduced. According to the characteristic targets of a HHC, suitable experimental material and project are chosen. Via analyzing and commenting on various properties of different minerals such as silica powder and fly ash, a feasibility study for mixed them into concrete to manufacture HHC is conducted, and its mechanics properties and Alkali-resistant property are tested. On the basis of them, HHC whose strength is C60 and apparent density is 2800 kg/m3 is successfully manufactured. The optimum proportion is given out.