Shrinkage behavior of autoclaved aerated concrete containing calcined diatomaceous earth as the main silica raw materials at various autoclaving temperatures
Taban Shams,
Georg Schober,
Severin Seifert
Abstract:In previous studies, calcined diatomaceous earth (DE) was used as the main silica raw material within the mixture of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) to produce DE‐based AAC. Compared to the quartz‐based AAC autoclaved at 192°C, the DE‐based AAC autoclaved at 165°C exhibited, a 57% higher compressive strength and a 54% higher A‐value. In this study, the values of total drying shrinkage are presented in order to complete the results reported in previous studies. According to the results obtained in this study,… Show more
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