水泥基材料自收缩的实验分析-experimental analysis of autogenous shrinkage of cement-based materials.docxVIP

华 华 中 科 技 大 学 硕 士 学 位 论 文 II II Abstract The shrinkage of the cement is one of the main reasons for the cracking of concrete,especially high-performance concrete and high-strength concrete have low water-cement ratio and high early autogenous shrinkage,therefore more prone to cracking.The Best appropriate technology to control autogenous shrinkage is using shrinkage-reducing agent.This article summarizes the analysis of the mechanism of concrete shrinkage, using the orthogonal experimental method to develop a reduction agent (code C), the contrast experiment tested the reduction agent on cement properties, the influence of the reduction agent on autogenous shrinkage, used no contact resistivity method to study the influence of the shrinkage reducing agent to cement hydration process. Selection of two polyhydric alcohol compound and a polyether compound as the raw material of the trial reduction agent C,Orthogonal experiment results show that the shrinkage-reducing agent C can inhibit drying shrinkage, content of 1:20 shrinkage-reducing agent C is 0.2% of the cement quality. Found in the study shrinkage reducing agent of cement nature: When content of the shrinkage reducing agent C is 0.2%, 28d cement paste strength increased by 5.6%; shrinkage reducing agent C has no effect on the strength of cement paste.0.2% shrinkage-reducing agent C will extend the initial setting time, and does not affect the final setting time. SBT-SRA is a higher market share shrinkage-reducing agent, content of SBT-SRA is 1%, 28d cement paste strength reduced by 10%, and SBT-SRA has a retarding effect. The SBT-SRA and reduced agent C inhibit autogenous shrinkage.At 3 day age, the reduction rate of 1% SBT-SRA, 3% SBT-SRA and 0.2% shrinkage reducing agent C were 42%, 49%, 15%, the effect of improve SBT-SRA dosage to increase the reduction rate is not obvious, therefore, Only by increasing the dosage of shrinkage reducing agent to reduce the effect of shrinkage is neither effective nor economi