INFLUENCE ON PROPERTIES OF HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE BY THE CHANGE OF SAND-TOTAL AGGREGATE RATIO IN IDENTICAL WATER-CEMENT RATIO

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  • 同一水セメント比における細骨材率の変化が高強度コンクリートの性質に及ぼす影響の一考察
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 The authors have carried out experiments to identify the effects on fluidity, separation resistance, strength, Young's modulus, drying shrinkage and durability of high-strength concrete when sand-total aggregate ratio was varied. In high-strength concrete while water-cement ratio and cement-paste volume was fixed, that is, volumetric ratios of coarse aggregate and fine aggregate were varied.<br> Three types of cement, normal portland cement, moderate-heat portland cement and low-heat portland cement, were used. Limestones and sandstones were adopted as coarse aggregate. Water-cement ratio was fixed as 35%. Unit water content was fixed as 170kg/m3.<br> Analysis were carried out in concern with properties of fresh concrete, properties of concrete hardening, and tendency of properties of concrete where sand-total aggregate ratio was varied.<br> As a result of the experiments, If sand-total aggregate ratio is smaller than general range, impression of state of fresh concrete tends to be somewhat impaired, but even if sand-total aggregate ratio is somewhat larger than general range, impression of state of fresh concrete is it was not compromised. However, when sand-total aggregate ratio is large as addition rate of high-performance AE water-reducing agent is significantly large, impression of state is impaired due to separation of fresh concrete in addition to increase in bleeding and delay of settling-time. In hardened concrete, influence of sand-total aggregate ratio on compressive strength is small, As sand-total aggregate ratio is larger, tendency of young's modulus to slightly decrease, tendency of length change by drying to slightly increase, tendency of carbonation depth to slightly increase.<br> Based on the above, high-strength concrete may possibly obtain hardened concrete of required quality even if sand-total aggregate ratio is increased somewhat within range where separation resistance is not impaired in consideration properties of fresh concrete.

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