2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2023.03.488
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Effect of magnesium sulphate and sulphuric acid attack on limestone calcined clay cement concrete

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“…Low temperatures also result in a reduction in the sulfate attack resistance, which is facilitated by a slight increase in CO 2 at 0-5 • C, leading to an increase in the CO 3 2− content [36,103]. The sulfate attack resistance of the LP-PC system can be effectively enhanced by the incorporation of the remaining SCMs [105]. Following the addition of metakaolin, the concrete samples subjected to sulfate attack, and the overall properties and apparent morphology exhibited significant improvements in comparison to those of PC and LP-PC [106].…”
Section: Effect Of Limestone On Durabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Low temperatures also result in a reduction in the sulfate attack resistance, which is facilitated by a slight increase in CO 2 at 0-5 • C, leading to an increase in the CO 3 2− content [36,103]. The sulfate attack resistance of the LP-PC system can be effectively enhanced by the incorporation of the remaining SCMs [105]. Following the addition of metakaolin, the concrete samples subjected to sulfate attack, and the overall properties and apparent morphology exhibited significant improvements in comparison to those of PC and LP-PC [106].…”
Section: Effect Of Limestone On Durabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%