Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4913681 | Construction and Building Materials | 2017 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
The combination of UHPC approach and implementation of three-phase-foams showed significant improvement of especially mechanical properties. Additionally, nanotubes were used to further improve performance of resulting foam concretes due to nanoreinforcement and their nucleation abilities. Before implementation of inorganic foams in the mortar, surface properties of used surfactant and nanomaterials as well as their influence on hydration products were investigated in a model system. Differences in their impact on hydration products and interactions among themselves were observed. Finally, reinforced three-phase-foams were successfully integrated and mainly focused mechanical properties improved. Results of the phase development, microstructure and mechanical properties of UHPC foam concretes are illustrated and discussed.
Keywords
TPFSTACNTSUHPCFlexural strengthBetaineUltra high performance concretefoam concreteSimultaneous thermal analysisMechanical propertiesSEMCompressive strengthScanning electron microscopylight microscopyNanoparticlesNanosilicaTitanate nanotubesOxidized carbon nanotubesCarbon nanotubesCalcium hydroxideX-ray diffractionXRDCalcium carbonate
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Authors
Christina Krämer, Matthias Schauerte, Torsten Müller, Sören Gebhard, Reinhard Trettin,