Concrete based on alkaline slag portland cement: features of modifying and performance
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27999Keywords:
alkali activated slag Portland cement, heavy concrete, surface-active agent, capillary porosity, frost resistanceAbstract
To control performance properties of heavy concrete, including frost resistance, is possible only by means of regulation of its pore structure. The purpose of research was to identify relationship between parameters of porosity and frost resistance of concrete depending on composition of alkali activated slag Portland cement and chemical nature of surfactants.
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