Structure, performances, and formation mechanism of cement composites with large‐scale regular microstructure by distributing uniformly few‐layered graphene oxide in cement matrix
Abstract:The multiple layered graphene oxide (GO) was prepared by modified Hummer's method. Then few-layered GO was obtained by forming intercalation composites with the multiple layered GO and poly(acrylic acid-acrylamide-diallyl dimethyl ammonium chloride) (PAAD). The goal is to prepare large-scale ordered structure in the whole cement composites by distributing uniformly the GO in cement matrix. The effects of PAAD on GO nanosheets and its distribution within the cement paste were investigated and assessed by charac… Show more
“…In addition, the calcium hydroxide in the CCG paste exhibits a relatively dense petal shape. The mechanism through which the petal-like crystals are formed indicates that regular crystals are formed by the template effects of the GO and the ordered structures are formed by the interweaving and crosslinking caused by the crystal growth [32]. It can be inferred that the pore structure of the CCG hydration product is denser than that of the blank paste.…”
Section: The Influence Of the Go On The Chemical Shrinkage Behaviour mentioning
Graphene oxide (GO) has attracted increasing attention for its application in cementitious materials as it can be used to regulate the hydration products of cement and improve the properties of cement composites. This paper investigated the role of GO on the hydration process and chemical shrinkage of a cement paste through an experimental study and molecular dynamics simulation. The hydration heat flow of a cement composite with GO (CCG) was characterised by using an isothermal calorimeter. The chemical shrinkage of the CCG was also measured by applying a modified method based on ASTM C1608. The test results have shown that incorporating GO can mainly accelerate the hydration rate of cement composites at the early stage, but would not change the four-stage process of the cement hydration. The addition of GO by 0.3 wt% of cement is able to reduce the chemical shrinkage of the cement composites. This regulation effect is mainly attributed to the hydrogen bonding, which has been verified by the molecular dynamics simulation.
“…In addition, the calcium hydroxide in the CCG paste exhibits a relatively dense petal shape. The mechanism through which the petal-like crystals are formed indicates that regular crystals are formed by the template effects of the GO and the ordered structures are formed by the interweaving and crosslinking caused by the crystal growth [32]. It can be inferred that the pore structure of the CCG hydration product is denser than that of the blank paste.…”
Section: The Influence Of the Go On The Chemical Shrinkage Behaviour mentioning
Graphene oxide (GO) has attracted increasing attention for its application in cementitious materials as it can be used to regulate the hydration products of cement and improve the properties of cement composites. This paper investigated the role of GO on the hydration process and chemical shrinkage of a cement paste through an experimental study and molecular dynamics simulation. The hydration heat flow of a cement composite with GO (CCG) was characterised by using an isothermal calorimeter. The chemical shrinkage of the CCG was also measured by applying a modified method based on ASTM C1608. The test results have shown that incorporating GO can mainly accelerate the hydration rate of cement composites at the early stage, but would not change the four-stage process of the cement hydration. The addition of GO by 0.3 wt% of cement is able to reduce the chemical shrinkage of the cement composites. This regulation effect is mainly attributed to the hydrogen bonding, which has been verified by the molecular dynamics simulation.
“…Esse melhor ordenamento ocorre através dos planos de GO em interação com os íons de cálcio, que atuam como ponto inicial de crescimento dessas fases cristalinas. Em virtude disso, observou-se o melhor desempenho mecânico pela matriz [36]. Já nas adições superiores a 0,30%, acredita-se que o as unidades de GO façam interação entre si formando agregados de GO, devido ao excesso da nanopartícula em suspensão.…”
RESUMO O objetivo do trabalho é sintetizar o óxido de grafeno (GO) de maneira mais sustentável e adicioná-lo à pasta de cimento Portland. O método de obtenção do GO mais comumente utilizado é o método de Hummers, em que a lavagem do material é feita com água, resultando em grande quantidade de rejeito aquoso ácido. Isso acarreta um problema de sustentabilidade ambiental desse processo, devido aos danos possíveis ao ambiente. Objetivando uma abordagem moderna nos preceitos da química verde para a obtenção do GO, propõe-se a substituição da lavagem com água pela neutralização da solução com carbonato de cálcio para a redução desses resíduos poluentes. Para comprovar a eficiência da síntese verde, fizeram-se comparações físico-químicas nas amostras de GO obtidas, tanto pelo método Hummers (GO), quanto pelo método verde (GOv). As amostras foram analisadas por DRX, FTIR, RAMAN e MEV. As análises da suspensão de GOv não indicou a presença de novas fases cristalinas, porém observou-se a formação da fase gipsita na amostra seca na estufa. Os resultados mostraram a eficiência na produção de GO. Para a produção das pastas de cimento Portland foram feitos traços com a adição de 0,1; 0,2; 0,3; 0,4; 0,5; 0,75 e 1% m/m de GOv e executados os ensaios de resistência à compressão dos corpos de prova. Foi observado um máximo de eficiência na propriedade de resistência mecânica com adição de 0,3% de GOv no traço. Em estudos comparativos de microscopia eletrônica nos traços de 0,3% contra 1,0% de GOv pode-se constatar a agregação das lamelas de GO nos traços de maior concentração, o que resulta na menor resistência desses últimos. Assim, essa pesquisa apresentou uma proposta com menor impacto ambiental para a produção de compósitos de cimento com GO por um método simples.
“…The authors attributed this phenomenon to the results of the porosity measurements, i.e., to the significant refinement of large capillary pores. 16 As a consequence, the decreased mobility of chloride and sulfate ions within cement matrix 16,23 as well as the improved performance of cement composites during freeze-thaw cycles 19,20 and carbonation tests 19,20,22 have been reported in several studies. Similarly, comparable results have been obtained for GNP-cement composites revealing a significantly reduced water penetration depth, even by 75%, 5,21 accompanied by an increased chloride migration resistance.…”
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“…Most importantly, it has been reported that the addition of GO notably reduces the sorptivity of cement composites. [15][16][17][18][19][20] The maximum reduction of 46% 18 and 44% 15 has been quantified for initial and secondary sorptivity, respectively, if compared to plain composites. The authors attributed this phenomenon to the results of the porosity measurements, i.e., to the significant refinement of large capillary pores.…”
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