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引用本文:乔春雨,倪文,王长龙.较大偏高岭土掺量下水泥基材料的水化和性能[J].建筑材料学报,2015,18(5):757-762
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较大偏高岭土掺量下水泥基材料的水化和性能
乔春雨, 倪文, 王长龙
北京科技大学金属矿山高效开采与安全教育部重点实验室,北京100083
摘要:
测定了较大偏高岭土(MK)掺量下偏高岭土水泥(MK C)砂浆的抗压强度、MK C净浆的水泥相对水化程度和累计放热量,探讨了净浆化学结合水量,砂浆抗压强度与净浆累计放热量的关系.结果表明:考虑了“稀释效应”、MK表面成核效应及火山灰效应的有效接触表面积模型可定量表征MK C砂浆的抗压强度;水泥相对水化程度随MK掺量的增加而逐渐增大,随龄期的延长而先增加后降低;随MK掺量的增加,净浆最大累计放热量逐渐降低,最大累计放热增量逐渐变大,净浆化学结合水量与累计放热量在养护早期和后期存在不同的线性关系,砂浆早期抗压强度与净浆累计放热量线性相关.
关键词:  偏高岭土  强度  相对水化程度  水化热  表面成核效应  火山灰反应
DOI:103969/j.issn1007 9629201505007
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基金项目:国家高技术研究发展计划(863计划)项目(2012AA062405)
Hydration and Mechanical Properties of Cement Based Materials with High Use Level of Metakaolin
QIAO Chunyu, NI Wen, WANG Changlong
Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education of China for HighEfficient Mining and Safety of Metal Mines, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China
Abstract:
To study the relations between the mechanical properties and hydration of cement based materials with high use level of metakaolin (MK), compressive strength of metakaolin cement (MK C) mortars and the relative hydration degree of cement in MK C pastes as well as hydration heat were measured. The relations between non evaporable water amount,compressive strength and hydration heat were also investigated. Results show that compressive strength of MK C mortars can be quantified by the effective contact surface model, in which the dilution effect, the heterogeneous nucleation effect and the pozzolanic reaction are all taken into consideration. The relative hydration degree of cement increases as the use level of MK increases while it firstly increases and then decreases with increasing aging time. The max hydration heat decreases and heat increment increases as the use level of MK increases. The linear relation between accumulated hydration heat and non evaporable water amount at the early ages is different from that at the late ages. And a linear relation exists between accumulated hydration heat and compressive strength at the early ages.
Key words:  metakaolin  strength  relative hydration degree  hydration heat  heterogeneous nucleation effect  pozzolanic reaction