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Drying and Autogenous Shrinkage of Pastes and Mortars with
Drying and Autogenous Shrinkage of Pastes and Mortars with Activated Slag Cement Activated slag cement (ASC) shows significantly higher shrinkage than ordinary Portland cement agglomerates. Cracking generated by shrinkage is one of the most critical drawbacks for broader applications of this promising alternative binder.
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For the autogenous and drying shrinkage of AAM mortar shrinkage curves by age were obtained by deriving material constants using the exponential function model. Finally shrinkage stress was calculated using the modulus of elasticity of the AAM mortar and the curves obtained using the shrinkage model.
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Mitigating Autogenous Shrinkage by Internal Curing by M. R. Geiker D. P. Bentz and 0.M. Jensen Spmpsix The use of internal curing is a highly effective means of mitigating autogenous shrinkage in cement mortars (w/cm=0.35 8 silica fume). Two different sources of internal water supply are compared 1) replacement of a portion of the sand by partially
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Apr 01 2008 · The cumulative drying and autogenous shrinkage for all activated slag mixes are high and increase with the content of sodium silicate. Most of the total drying and autogenous shrinkage take place during the early ages.
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Apr 01 2008 · The cumulative drying and autogenous shrinkage for all activated slag mixes are high and increase with the content of sodium silicate. Most of the total drying and autogenous shrinkage take place during the early ages.
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value for drying shrinkage at 56 days as the value. This problem arises from the fact that the Australian standard AS 1012.13 actually measures the entire shrinkage under the drying condition which is different to just the drying shrinkage. The entire shrinkage under the drying condition includes both the drying shrinkage and autogenous shrinkage.
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Measurement of autogenous shrinkage is done by means of a restrained ring test based on ASTM C 1581 -04 6 . Some adjustments are made to ensure the measurement of autogenous shrinkage only. The set -up consists of two steel rings where the mortar is casted in between.
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The autogenous shrinkage is supposed to consist of two parts elastic part and time-dependent part (creep) which are simulated separately. Based on the autogenous shrinkage of cement pastes autogenous shrinkage of cement mortars and concretes were simulated by taking the restraining effect of rigid sand/aggregate particles into consideration.
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The oxyalkylene alcohol‐based SRA could significantly reduce the autogenous and drying shrinkage of AAS mortars while the magnesia expensive agent was comparatively less effective.
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Conventional drying shrinkage occurs when water curing ceases. And the concrete surface begins to dry up with resultant loss of capillary water. Tensile stress is built up leading to cracking internal warping and external deflection. Autogenous
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Since shrinkage normally occurs at very early ages it may be responsible for the early age cracking reported for ASC based elements.This article reports on the study of drying and autogenous shrinkage of sodium silicate ASC having 2.5 3.5 and 4.5 of Na 2 O with an emphasis on the evolution of shrinkage and its relation to chemical and
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The autogenous shrinkage is supposed to consist of two parts elastic part and time-dependent part (creep) which are simulated separately. Based on the autogenous shrinkage of cement pastes autogenous shrinkage of cement mortars and concretes were simulated by taking the restraining effect of rigid sand/aggregate particles into consideration.
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Mitigating Autogenous Shrinkage by Internal Curing by M. R. Geiker D. P. Bentz and 0.M. Jensen Spmpsix The use of internal curing is a highly effective means of mitigating autogenous shrinkage in cement mortars (w/cm=0.35 8 silica fume). Two different sources of internal water supply are compared 1) replacement of a portion of the sand by partially
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The objective of this study was to determine how the early-age shrinkage behavior of cementitious materials is affected by the addition of saturated cellulose fibers under sealed and unsealed conditions. The sealed condition simulates autogenous shrinkage exclusively while the unsealed condition introduces drying shrinkage as well.
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Since shrinkage normally occurs at very early ages it may be responsible for the early age cracking reported for ASC based elements.This article reports on the study of drying and autogenous shrinkage of sodium silicate ASC having 2.5 3.5 and 4.5 of Na 2 O with an emphasis on the evolution of shrinkage and its relation to chemical and
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and pores structure of coarse aggregate on the drying shrinkage property of mortar and concrete specimens. Based on the experimental results in the main findings of this study the drying shrinkage strains in investigated mortars were changed significantly by different kinds of fine aggregate materials. While for concrete specimens
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Shrinkage of alkali‐activated slag (AAS) cement is a critical issue for its industrial application. This study investigated the mechanisms and effectiveness of shrinkage‐reducing agent (SRA) and magnesia expansive agent on reducing autogenous and drying shrinkage of AAS mortars that were activated by liquid sodium silicate (LSS) solution with modulus (SiO2/Na2O molar ratio) of 0‐1.5.
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The present study systematically and quantitively investigated the effect of SAP on hydration autogenous shrinkage mechanical properties and microstructure of cement mortars. Influences of SAP on hydration heat and autogenous shrinkage were studied by utilizing TAM AIR technology and a non-contact autogenous shrinkage test method.
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normal and high-strength mortars effect of aggregate type and water-binder ratio Ali H. Nahhab1 and Ghaida Faeq A. Zahra1 Abstract This study investigated the impact of aggregate type on the volume changes including drying shrinkage autogenous shrinkage and swelling for mor-tars made with different w/b ratios.
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1 INTRODUCTION. Shrinkage cracking and early age cracking are both consequences of restrained volume changes in concrete structures. Autogenous deformation (AD) also known as basic shrinkage in combination with drying shrinkage (DS) can cause extensive cracking in restrained non‐massive structures that are prone to drying for instance for slabs which have a low volume to surface area ratio.
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Jan 31 2019 · The autogenous shrinkage of AAS mortars was inversely proportional to the internal relative humidity while the drying shrinkage was more related to the mass loss of samples. Mathematical models were established to describe the autogenous and drying shrinkage behavior of AAS mortars. Volume 102 Issue 8 August 2019
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c) Autogeneous Shrinkage. In a conservative system i.e. where no moisture movement to or from the paste is permitted when the temperature is constant some shrinkage may occur. The shrinkage of such a conservative system is known as an autogenous shrinkage. Autogenous shrinkage is of minor importance and is not applicable in practice to many
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Sep 30 2020 · As volume changes may lead to early-age cracking measures to reduce them may be required In this paper autogenous and drying shrinkage are studied in mortars prepared with Portland cement CSA cement or a 50/50 blend as binder.
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Measurement of autogenous shrinkage is done by means of a restrained ring test based on ASTM C 1581 -04 6 . Some adjustments are made to ensure the measurement of autogenous shrinkage only. The set -up consists of two steel rings where the mortar is casted in between.
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Since a portion of the autogenous shrinkage in these repair mortars appears to be due to loss of internal restraint due to the dissolution of ettringite crystals (needles) the replacement of 5 of the repair mortar with a limestone powder to stabilize a portion of this ettringite and further reduce the measured autogenous shrinkage was also investigated.
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Apr 01 2008 · The cumulative drying and autogenous shrinkage for all activated slag mixes are high and increase with the content of sodium silicate. Most of the total drying and autogenous shrinkage take place during the early ages.
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