Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6716847 | Construction and Building Materials | 2018 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
The results indicate that the increase of thixotropy and interlayer bond strength with the replacement percentage is due to the difference in the effective w/c ratio, result of the non-compensated water absorption, to the higher amount of fines in the recycled aggregates and generated from the old adhered mortar and also to the higher internal friction of recycled aggregates. Moreover, as water absorption is compensated in the mixing protocol, changes over time in the effective w/c ratio are negligible. Therefore, the thixotropic changing rate is similar in all studied mixes.
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Authors
Iris González-Taboada, Belén González-Fonteboa, Fernando MartÃnez-Abella, Sindy Seara-Paz,