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Influence of freezing rate on the cryo-deformation and cryo-damage of cement-based materials during freeze-thaw cycles
Zeng Qiang ; Kefei, L.
2010-10-12 ; 2010-10-12
关键词Practical Experimental/ cements (building materials) cryogenics deformation freezing mortar porosity/ freezing rate cryo-deformation cryo-damage cement-based materials freeze-thaw cycles specimen deformations material cryo-behavior hydraulic pressure crystallization pressure pore pressure porosity distributions material damage process material matrix modulus loss viscous material hydraulic pressures/ E3634 Cement and concrete industry E1710 Engineering materials E2120 Heat and thermodynamic processes (mechanical engineering)
中文摘要The specimen deformations of two mortars (M35, M50) were measured for different freezing rates to study the freezing rate influence on the material cryo-behavior. The hydraulic pressure, crystallization pressure as well as the effective pore pressure during the freezing phase are calculated based on the porosity distributions. The material damage process is quantified by the material matrix modulus loss. The results show that for more the viscous material M35, lower freezing rates create more damage due to longer freezing times, while for the more brittle material M50, higher freezing rates induce more damage due to higher hydraulic pressures.
语种中文
出版者Tsinghua University Press ; China
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/82145]  
专题清华大学
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Zeng Qiang,Kefei, L.. Influence of freezing rate on the cryo-deformation and cryo-damage of cement-based materials during freeze-thaw cycles[J],2010, 2010.
APA Zeng Qiang,&Kefei, L..(2010).Influence of freezing rate on the cryo-deformation and cryo-damage of cement-based materials during freeze-thaw cycles..
MLA Zeng Qiang,et al."Influence of freezing rate on the cryo-deformation and cryo-damage of cement-based materials during freeze-thaw cycles".(2010).
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