Abstract: Recycled fine powder can be used to solidify saline soil due to its low cost and easy access characteristics, which can achieve the purpose of solid waste utilization and resource conservation. Based on unconfined compressive strength test, XRD and SEM test, this paper explores the strength characteristics, micro mechanism and solidification mechanism of saline soil solidified by recycled fine powder combined with fly ash and cement. The results show that the compressive strength of solidified soil is significantly higher than that of natural saline soil, and the better substitution amount of recycled fine powder for fly ash is 80%.The addition of recycled fine powder promotes the silicification reaction of fly ash, generates hydrated calcium silicate and hydrated calcium aluminate with cementation, forms a network structure with each other, and improves the stability of soil. When the recycled fine powder combined with cement solidified saline soil, the C-S-H and C-A-H gel with strong cementation ability will be filled with the recycled fine powder in the soil pores, which will make the soil structure more dense and increase the compressive strength of the saline soil through the hardening action of the gel.
王一名, 常立君, 李滢. 废弃混凝土再生微粉固化盐渍土的强度特性及微观机理研究[J]. 材料导报, 2021, 35(z2): 268-274.
WANG Yiming, CHANG Lijun, LI Ying. Study on Strength Characteristics and Micro Mechanism of Saline Soil Solidified by Recycled Fine Powder of Waste Concrete. Materials Reports, 2021, 35(z2): 268-274.