Стеклосодержащие шлакопортландцементные материалы
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.54099Mots-clés :
стеклопорошок, гранулированный доменный шлак, шлакопортландцемент, прочность при сжатии, пористость, математическое моделированиеRésumé
Исследовано влияние стеклопорошка на кинетику набора прочности материалов на основе шлакопортландцементная. В результате оптимизации получена область существования составов вяжущего вещества, ограниченная по оси Х1 от 25 до 55%, по оси Х2 от 5 до 7,5% и по оси Х3 значениями В/Ц от 0,243 до 0,33, позволяющая получать искусственный камень, характеризующийся прочностью при сжатии 30-106 МПа в промежутке 2-90 суток твердения, характеризующийся показателями пористости: 27,1% общей; 21,42 открытой и 5% закрытой
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