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混凝土及外加剂学习资料（Learning materials for concrete and admixtures） DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Reference material Chongqing Borui of building materials limited company Chapter 1 concrete A summary of concrete is made of cement, water, aggregate mixture according to a certain proportion mixing and hardening after the formation of the artificial stone, is the main building materials are widely used in civil engineering, referred to as concrete (T, NG). The cement, lime, gypsum and other non machine cementitious materials with water mixing the concrete mixture with plasticity; then through chemical and physical chemistry and hardening strength. Generally speaking, drinking water can meet the requirements of concrete mixing water. Water excess acid, alkali, salt and organic matter will be on the concrete cause harmful effects in. Not only have the material filling effect and the concrete density, has an important influence on the strength and deformation properties. Some properties of concrete can be improved, the additive is added. Due to adopting admixtures has obvious technical and economic effect, it has become indispensable concrete Fewer components. Saving cement to improve concrete workability and hardened concrete performance, the concrete mixing can also be mineral material doped with ground - admixture. It is divided into active and inactive two categories. The nature and quantity of the mixture mixing, the influence of concrete strength, deformation, hydration heat, anti permeability and so on. Two, the performance of concrete are mainly the following: 1, the workability of concrete mixture performance: the most important. It said the mixture of consistency, fluidity, plasticity, resistance to segregation and bleeding of easy plaster. Determination and workability of the method and index, China mainly adopts conical tube test slump slump (mm) a