1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0008-8846(98)00179-3
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Importance of adequate soluble alkali content to ensure cement/superplasticizer compatibility

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“…Assim, a eficiência de um aditivo depende de vários fatores, tais como a composição química do próprio aditivo e do cimento, o teor de sulfato álcali solúvel, a dosagem, os componentes e a proporção da mistura, o tempo e a temperatura do concreto, e o momento de incorporação do aditivo [11,15,17,[19][20][21].…”
Section: Aditivos Superplastificantesunclassified
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“…Assim, a eficiência de um aditivo depende de vários fatores, tais como a composição química do próprio aditivo e do cimento, o teor de sulfato álcali solúvel, a dosagem, os componentes e a proporção da mistura, o tempo e a temperatura do concreto, e o momento de incorporação do aditivo [11,15,17,[19][20][21].…”
Section: Aditivos Superplastificantesunclassified
“…Da mesma maneira, nem todos os superplastificantes que cumprem as especificações de normas interagem da mesma forma com um dado cimento. Assim, os aditivos superplastificantes não são onipotentes: existem problemas importantes de incompatibilidade entre pares de cimento-superplastificante, tais como o endurecimento imediato do concreto (falsa pega), a variação ou a redução da fluidez inicial e/ou o retardamento excessivo da pega [19,26].…”
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“…12 Results of mini slump test performed on mixes containing cement C2 and F2 class C ash (20% replacement by weight) 45 Table C. 13 Results of Vicat's initial set time test performed on mixes containing cement C2 and F1 class C ash (20% replacement by weight) 45 Table C.14 Results of Vicat's initial set time test performed on mixes containing cement C2 and F2 class C ash (20% replacement by weight) 45 Table C. 15 Summary of semi-adiabatic calorimetry results of pastes containing cement C2 and F1 class C ash (20% replacement by weight) 47 Table C.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…Thus knowledge of form of sulfate present in the system would help identify potential problems and appropriate measures can be taken to avoid such phenomena. The order of solubility of various forms of sulfates is listed below (6) The amount of soluble alkalis present in the system during the first few minutes of hydration was found to be a key parameter in controlling fluidity of cement paste made with superplasticizer (13). Increase in alkalis in the system accelerate the hydration of cementitious materials and therefore result in rapid setting and difficulties with placement and curing of concrete.…”
Section: A32 Significance Of Sulfate Content (%So 3 )mentioning
confidence: 99%