- •Contents
- •Introduction
- •1 Prospects for the creation of silicate composite materials
- •1.1 History and development of composite materials, their properties and applications
- •1.2 Need for the development of new materials
- •1.3 Composite materials: matrix, interface, combination
- •1.4 Dispersion-strengthened composite materials
- •1.5 Composite materials
- •1.6 Eutectic composite materials
- •1.7 Effect of interphase boundaries on the strength of the silicate composite materials
- •1.8 Physical and chemical processes of interaction at the interface of silicate composite materials
- •1.9 Types of links on an interface of phases in silicate composite materials
- •2 Innovative aspects of combining portland cement with gypsum binder
- •2.1 Methods of sulfation of cement
- •2.2 Creation and gypsum cement gypsum composite materials
- •2.3 Hardening of gypsum cement compositions
- •2.4 Technological ways of controlling the conditions of formation of gypsum cement gypsum stone
- •2.5 Influence of pozzolanic additives
- •2.6 Role of amorphous silica
- •2.9 Role of fillers in the formation of stones
- •2.10 Technology of dry construction mixtures
- •3 Artificial composite materials – concretEs
- •3.1 Cement polymer concretes
- •3.2 Concrete with chemical additives
- •3.3 Concrete and mortar on liquid glass
- •3.4 The essential elements of mechanics and concrete technology
- •3.5 Structure formation and concrete structure
- •3.6 Description features of stress-strain state of concrete methods of solid mechanics
- •3.7 Elements of fracture mechanics of concrete
- •3.8 Over view of the phenomenological theories of concrete strength
- •3.9 Theory of deformation of concrete and the ratio of the physical relations between stresses and deformations
- •3.10 Theory of concrete creep
- •4 Composite-mineral binding substances on the basis of large-tonnage industrial waste
- •4.1 Classification and types of industrial wastes
- •4.2 Gypsum-containing by-products of production
- •4.3 Lime-containing industrial wastes
- •4.4 Aluminosilicate by-products of production
- •4.5 Siliceous waste industry
- •5 Composite ceramic materials
- •5.1 Nanocrystalline structure and adjustable porosity on the basis of kaolinite and montmorillonite clays
- •5.2 Ceramics based on oxides
- •5.3 Ceramics based on complex oxide compounds
- •5.4 Magnetic ceramics (ferrites)
- •5.5 Superconducting ceramics
- •5.6 Ceramics from neoxena refractory compounds
- •Conclusion
- •Literature
- •Composite silicate materials
3.5 Structure formation and concrete structure
The formation of the concrete structure is in the process of solidification (hardening) of the concrete mixture and subsequent curing of concrete.
For hydration of cement is required less than 5% of the water from its total number used in the preparation of concrete for reasons of ensuring its mobility.
Table 6 – Water in the concrete mix
The nature of communication
|
Terms and causes of communication |
% Water of the total amount thereof in the concrete mix |
|
Start mixing
|
In setting period |
||
Chemical
|
The hydration of cement and the crystallization solution |
1-2 |
4-5 |
Physico-chemical adsorption |
The adsorption zone of molecular force fields solids |
3-5 |
20-25 |
Structural
|
Capturing water in the capillaries, pores and other defects |
93-95 |
70-75 |
The presence of excess water largely determines the porosity structure of concrete and creep.
Table 7 – characteristics of the process of structure formation of concrete at various stages of cement hydration
Period hydration
|
Since time began mix
|
The formation of supersaturated solution of calcium hydroxide by hydrolysis techkaraoke silicate, the deposition of the first growths of calcium hydroxide |
I |
0-1 hour |
The formation of supersaturated solution of calcium hydroxide by hydrolysis techkaraoke silicate, the deposition of the first growths of calcium hydroxide |
II hidden hydration |
1-6 hours |
Participate in the hydration of the superficial layers of cement grains, at the beginning of this stage are vital fluconazolee power |
|
7-24 hours |
Is absorbed by the surface shells of the cement grains water, reducing the mobility of the concrete mix. The inner layers of cement grains by reacting with water, tend to expand, resulting in easier access of water into the grain. The formation of the initial frame of the primary products of cement hydration. |
III |
1-28 days |
1. Intensive crystallization of calcium hydroxide from solution. The formation of long fibers through the pores, crushing of the pores, which increases the adhesion between hydrate forms and grains of cement . The formation of cement stone. 2. The seal structure due to the formation of hydrate forms in the pores. The pore size decreases, the increased strength of the structure, in fully gidratirovannom cement always remain internal voids, called pores of the gel. The size of these voids is very small , so they do not possible formation of tumors. If the porosity of the gel exceeds 28%, which can form tumors that will reduce the porosity. |
3.5.1 The main types of concrete structures
The structure of the concrete mixture and is maintained during curing so the concrete structure would be most appropriate to classify the content of the cement stone. However, the most important property of concrete is density or porosity, which determine its basic performance properties, so the concrete structure is classified based on density.
The main types of structural concrete.
For the following types of concrete structures made the following:
R1 – strength matrix (cement-sand-stone);
R2 – the strength of the filler;
Rb – the strength of concrete.
Dense structure R1 < Rb < R2
Dense structure of the porous filler R2 < Rb < R1
The cellular structure R6 < R1,R2 = 0
4. Granular structure R2 < R6,R1 = 0
3.5.2 Levels of the concrete structure
There are several levels of structure of concrete: micro-, meso - and macrostructure. Each level in the structure assumes the presence of two components. For microstructure, the grain of hydrated cement and pores; mesostructure grain of sand and a layer of cement stone and, finally, the macrostructure includes grain coarse aggregate and a layer of cement-sand-stone.
Various studies related to the evaluation of the deformation and fracturing of the concrete, show that the formation and propagation of cracks, eventually leading to the destruction of the concrete, mostly at the contact zone of the cement-sand-stone-grain coarse aggregate", that allows to speak about the possibility when evaluating the results of mechanical force action to limit its consideration of the macrostructure of concrete. The macrostructure it is possible to estimate the properties of concrete in General and to the characteristics of cement-sandy stone, coarse aggregate, and surface area.
The macrostructure of concrete leads to the main features of the behavior of concrete under load: a significant difference in the compressive strength and the tensile strength, the ability to large plastic deformation under compression, the dependence of the elastic-plastic properties from the loading level, the effect of loading rate on strength and deformation properties of concrete and also determines the causes of microseminoprotein in the concrete and the nature of the development of microcracks.
3.5.3 Contact with the strength of the concrete structure and its density
The strength of concrete, as well as other stone materials depends on their density, because it determines the packing density of the structural elements of the scope and nature of the defects (pores, microcracks, etc.) the density of concrete is proportional to its density.
In the first approximation, it is possible to allocate two basic factors related to the structure of the concrete affecting the strength and deformation properties of the material as a whole:
1. The properties of the contact zone around the grains of coarse aggregate that enables collaboration of core and matrix;
2. The presence of defects in the concrete structure, including:
structural cracks in the matrix and at grain boundaries of the filler;
- large pores and capillaries;
- voids under coarse aggregate grains;
- loosened pores structure of the cement stone under separate grains of coarse aggregate etc.
The unit cell of the concrete structure.
The heterogeneity of the concrete structure requires the concrete probabilistic and statistical methods (especially when assigning strength and deformation characteristics) and should be considered in the calculation of concrete structures.
