EFFECT OF MAXIMUM AGGREGATE SIZE IN AIR-ENTRAINED ECO-SCC
This paper evaluates an extreme type of SCC, which has very little powder content compared to other SCC, and therefore high water-binder ratio. Such a ratio leads to very low plastic viscosity, which acts the opposite of stability in fresh concrete. Investigations cover the effect of different maximum aggregate sizes on rheology and some hardened concrete properties. Measurements are taken on fresh concrete properties with a co-axial cylinders viscometer, and compressive strength and drying shrinkage are tested. For comparison,measurements are also taken on air-entrained mixes. The resulting mixes revealed self-compacting properties for the smaller aggregate size, and air entrainment was beneficial in revealing self-compacting properties up to the midsize aggregates. The differing aggregate sizes had here no effect on compressive strengths or shrinkage strain.
Florian V.Mueller Olafur H.Wallevik
ICI Rheocenter, Reykjavik University, Innovation Center Iceland
国际会议
长沙
英文
664-673
2009-06-05(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)