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29Si NMR study of hydration and pozzolanic reactions in reactive powder concrete (RPC)
Abstract A careful analysis of the 29 Si NMR signal of reactive powder concretes, composed of siliceous cement, silica fume, and crushed quartz, has been done in order to determine the hydration conditons on the kinetics of hydration.
Philippot, Samuel +5 more
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Abstract The damage of dissolution and leaching of calcium ions caused by ion corrosion to the macroscopic mechanical properties of RPC is investigated, and the microscopic mechanism of ion corrosion is revealed. Through the unconfined compression test, the effects of different ion corrosion types on the unconfined compression strength (UCS) and ...
Jun Li +5 more
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Investigation of hydration and pozzolanic reaction in Reactive Powder Concrete (RPC) using 29Si NMR
Abstract Hydration of RPC (Reactive Powder Concrete) and pozzolanic reaction were studied by 29Si NMR using SPE/MAS technique. Industrial cement and materials (silica fume, crushed quartz) constitutive of RPC imposed a careful study of spectra acquisition (relaxation times, spinning velocity).… Two RPC formulations were tested.
Hélène Zanni +4 more
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Thermo-physical properties and high-temperature durability of reactive powder concrete (RPC) [PDF]
The popular use of concrete, particularly in the construction industry, has continually challenged researchers to advance its performance to new levels. Research in this area has led to substantial ideas of reactive powder concrete (RPC) which is developed by controlling three main variables: composition, pressure during setting period, and post-set ...
Helmi, Masdar
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This study deals with the analysis of hole damage in the drilling of reactive powder concrete (RPC). Attention was first focused on the definition of an original approach on the basis of digital image processing (DIP) to quantify the extent of the damage.
BOSCHETTO, Alberto +2 more
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International Journal of Engineering Research in Africa, 2019
The weakening of the behavior of reactive powder concrete (RPC) under high temperature is a major drawback; therefore, it is necessary to find an ingredient that improves their resistance under rising temperatures. The present work involves the use of metakaolin as a substitute for sand in a reactive powder concrete (RPC) in order to assess its effect ...
Nawal Siham Adamou Doumi +2 more
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The weakening of the behavior of reactive powder concrete (RPC) under high temperature is a major drawback; therefore, it is necessary to find an ingredient that improves their resistance under rising temperatures. The present work involves the use of metakaolin as a substitute for sand in a reactive powder concrete (RPC) in order to assess its effect ...
Nawal Siham Adamou Doumi +2 more
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