利用废陶瓷再生砂配制再生砂浆 混凝土的试验分析-experimental analysis of using waste ceramic recycled sand to prepare recycled mortar concrete.docxVIP

sand is determined.Secondly，the suitable proportion of the coarse sand (produced by ceramic) replacing ultra fine sand is discussed by a variety of methods.That lays the groundwork for further study.Thirdly，two aspects of research are carried out in revealing the effect of recycled aggregate(produced by ceramic).One is that revealing the behavioral trait of recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) by experimental study on same quantity of water.The results indicate：The angular grain type of recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) is beneficial to the bite between aggregate and harden cementpaste.The high water absorption rate of recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) can improve effectively the properties of Interfacial Transition Zone (ITZ).Those have positive effect on improving strength. Another is that exploring the scientific method of utilizing recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) by experimental study on same consistency.The recycled aggregate’s shortcoming of high water demand is exposed during the study.That would increase W/B ratio to a large extent and cause a greater depression ofstrength.And it plays a much larger role than its positive role.However，the drawback of recycled aggregate(produced by ceramic) was improved markedly by mixing recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) with ultra fine sand at proper ratios.Based on those researches，a better way of scientific utilizing recycled aggregate (produced by ceramic) was explored.Fourthly，based on orthogonal test，the factors influencing the workability，mechanical properties andshrinkage of the mortar，such as the recycled aggregate replacement ratio，the water-binder ratio and the fly ash replacement ratio，were investigated.The optimum conditions determined by orthogonal experiments were received.The results indicate：W/B ratio and the recycled aggregate replacement ratio are main factorswhich influence the properties of recycled mortar.The increasing of the fly ash replacement ratio may