Study on Properties of Different Lithology Stone Powder-Cement Composite Cementitious Materials
SUN Ruru1,2, WANG Zhen1,2, HUANG Fali1,2, YI Zhonglai1,2, YUAN Zhengcheng1,2, XIE Yongjiang1,2, LI Huajian1,2
1 Railway Engineering Research Institute, China Academy of Railway Sciences Corporation limited, Beijing 100081, China 2 State Key Laboratory for Track Technology of High-Speed Railway, Beijing 100081, China
Abstract: In order to explore the feasibility of limestone, granite, quartzite and tuff powder as mineral admixture for concrete, the mineral composition, Zeta potential and superplasticizer adsorption rate of stone powder with different lithology were measured by the X-ray diffractometer, Zeta potential analyzer and total organic carbon analyzer. The workability and mechanical properties of the paste and mortar of stone powder-cement binary composite cementitious materials and stone powder-fly ash/slag powder-cement ternary composite cementitious materials were studied. The results show that the mineral composition of stone powder has great influence on Zeta potential and superplasticizer adsorption rate. Zeta potential and superplasticizer adsorption rate of tuff powder change obviously with the increase of time due to the loose structure of zeolite minerals. The intercalation adsorption of mica minerals makes the obvious superplasticizer adsorption of granite powder. The effect of different lithology stone powder on the workability of composite cementitious material paste is closely related to the superplasticizer adsorption of stone powder. The compressive strength ratio and bending strength ratio of different lithology stone powder-cement composite cementitious materials are all higher than 60%, and the stone powder increases the flexural pressure ratio of cement mortar and improves the toughness of the mortar specimen.
孙茹茹, 王振, 黄法礼, 易忠来, 袁政成, 谢永江, 李化建. 不同岩性石粉-水泥复合胶凝材料性能研究[J]. 材料导报, 2021, 35(Z1): 211-215.
SUN Ruru, WANG Zhen, HUANG Fali, YI Zhonglai, YUAN Zhengcheng, XIE Yongjiang, LI Huajian. Study on Properties of Different Lithology Stone Powder-Cement Composite Cementitious Materials. Materials Reports, 2021, 35(Z1): 211-215.