Study on the Performance of Steel Slag and Fly Ash Modified Magnesium Phosphate Cements Under Different Curing Condition
DENG Kai1, LI Hongbin2, LI Xiang3, WU Kai3
1 Technology Research and Development Center, China Resources Cement Holdings Limited, Guangzhou 510460 2 Sichuan Institute of Building Research,Chengdu 610081 3 School of Material Science and Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 201804
Abstract: Utilizing solid waste in preparing magnesium phosphate cement (MPC) can reduce its cost, and it is an important way to improve the performance. In this study, the effect of MgO to phosphate ratio on the setting time, fluidity and mechanical properties of prepared MPC were investigated. The performance of MPC containing steel slag and fly ash under different curing conditions were characterized. Results showed that: with the increase of M/P, the fluidity of MPC decreased and the setting time was shortened significantly. The compressive strength of MPC reached the highest at the M/P of 3. The samples made with steel slag showed poorer water resistance compared with that of fly ash blended system. The shrinkage of MPC mortar was also increased by increasing the amount of steel slag and fly ash when the specimens were cured in the air. However, the incorporation of steel slag and fly ash could reduce the shrinkage as the specimens stored in water, and the samples even exhibit expansion at late age.
邓恺, 黎红兵, 李响, 吴凯. 不同养护条件下钢渣与粉煤灰改性磷酸镁水泥的性能研究[J]. 材料导报, 2019, 33(z1): 264-268.
DENG Kai, LI Hongbin, LI Xiang, WU Kai. Study on the Performance of Steel Slag and Fly Ash Modified Magnesium Phosphate Cements Under Different Curing Condition. Materials Reports, 2019, 33(z1): 264-268.