Effect of Additives/Admixtures on the Properties of Concretes and Cementitious Composites
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (204 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
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- Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes
- Technology: general issues
- History of engineering and technology
- CSH and CSAH phases
- TiO2 nanoparticles
- alkali-activated materials
- basalt powder
- bearing characteristic
- calcium stearate
- cement
- cement hydration
- cement mortars
- cementitious composites
- concrete mix
- coral aggregate seawater shotcrete
- diatomite
- eco-friendly improving technologies
- engineering application
- fly ash
- foamed geopolymers
- frost resistance
- gypsum
- insulating materials
- low-grade limestone
- marsh cone test
- microscopic characteristic test
- mix proportion
- nanosilica
- natural aggregates
- oil well cementing
- on-site testing
- optimization
- orthogonal experiment
- particle flow code
- physical–mechanical characteristics
- polycarboxylate ether
- pozzolanic activity
- rapid curing
- recycled aggregates
- reinforcement strength
- rheology
- river sand
- setting time
- static mechanical properties
- superfine cement
- superplasticizers
- temperature
- volume expansion
- waste materials
- water penetration depth
- water repellent
- watertight concrete
- zeolite
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Dear Colleagues, In today's cement and concrete industry, chemical admixtures have become one of the essential components of cement-based materials. The addition of a certain amount of chemical admixture to cement concrete can improve the defects of the cementitious material itself or improve the performance of the cementitious material. There is a wide range of chemical admixtures in cement concrete, such as water-reducing agents, retarders, early strength agents, accelerators, quick setting agents, air-entraining agents, etc. However, regardless of the admixture added to achieve a particular effect, the addition of admixture will affect the cement hydration process. With the high performance of cement and concrete and the wide application of various chemical admixtures and mineral admixtures, the systematic study of the effect of various admixtures on cement hydration is of great theoretical and engineering significance in terms of understanding the interaction between different chemical admixtures and cement and regulating the hydration process of cement. This Special Issue brings together the latest developments in the field of concrete admixtures. Articles in this Special Issue cover a variety of topics including but not limited to the preparation of new concrete admixtures, alkali-activated material admixtures, and high-performance composite admixtures.
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