Superplasticizer Polymeric Additives Used in Concrete

Connaissance de l’environnement > Forêts / Climat et CO 2>Puits et sources de CO 2dansl’exploitation forestièrePrise en compte dans le cadre du Protocole de KyotoPublié par l’Office fédéral de l’environnement OFEVBerne, 2006

Fig. 3. CompressivestrengthFig. 4. Compressive strengthTable 7FREEZE-THAWINGRESISTANCEFig. 5. Freeze-thawing resistancesmall loss of strength and in some cases even an increasein compressive strength (table 7) as follows: for BIF to adosage of 0.6%, for a dosage 0.2% and 0.8% for BISF andfor BISP at a dosage of 0.6%.Freeze-thaw resistance after approx. 30 cycles,expressed by the variation of the compressive strengthdepending on the quantity of additive added in the recipe,is shown in figure 5.Depth of water penetration under pressure (8 atm)Depth of water penetration under pressure (8 atm)decreases in all cases to B0 (10 cm) the water penetrationis low according to table 8 for BI0.8SF (2 cm) and BI0.6SP(1.4 cm).The same water penetration is achieved with a dosageof 0.8% BISF and 0.2% BISP.Depth of water penetration under pressure dependingon the amount of additive added is presented in figure 6.66http://www.revmaterialeplastice.roMATERIALE PLASTICE ♦ 49♦ No. 1 ♦ 2012