Experimental investigation on the sealing of flowing water by cement-sodium silicate slurry in rough single fracture

Xu, Zengguang; Wang, Yanzhao; Xiong, Wei; Chai, Junrui; Cao, Cheng

doi:10.1007/s10064-023-03384-0

Bull Eng Geol Environ

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s10064-023-03384-0

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Experimental investigation on the sealing of flowing water by cement-sodium silicate slurry in rough single fracture

Zengguang Xu,

Yanzhao Wang,

Wei Xiong

et al.

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Properties of Polymer-Modified Cement–Water-Glass Slurry

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The corrosion resistance of cement–water-glass dual-liquid slurry is poor. Improving its material properties is necessary. In this study, we examined the influence of water-based lotions on the fluidity, gelling time, and mechanical properties of a cement–water-glass dual-liquid slurry based on the mix proportion of the dual-liquid slurry commonly used in construction. The mixture ratio of a C-S (cement–water-glass slurry) dual-liquid slurry was adjusted by introducing a waterborne polyurethane lotion and a waterborne acrylic lotion to modify the traditional C-S dual-liquid slurry material. When acrylic acid is used as a modifying polymer at a dosage of 7.5%, the flowability and gelation time of the dual-liquid slurry are excellent, the compressive strength of the stone body decreases slightly, the flexural strength is improved to a certain extent, and the stone body’s crack resistance during water loss is also enhanced. Moreover, the porosity of the stone body is low.

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Experimental investigation on the sealing of flowing water by cement-sodium silicate slurry in rough single fracture

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Fracture surface morphology effect on radial seepage flow in a horizontal single granite fracture

Fracture surface morphology effect on radial seepage flow in a horizontal single granite fracture

Properties of Polymer-Modified Cement–Water-Glass Slurry

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