Research Article

Experimental Research on Chloride Erosion Resistance of Rubber Concrete

Table 1

Specimen mix ratio.

Test piece numberMix ratio (kg/m3)
CementRiver sandStoneWaterFly ashWater reducing agentRubber

CC-O3107911115150503.40
RC-A13106921115150503.418
RC-A23105931115150503.436
RC-A33104941115150503.454
RC-A43103951115150503.472
RC-B13106921115150503.418
RC-B23105931115150503.436
RC-B33104941115150503.454
RC-B43103951115150503.472
RC-C13106921115150503.418
RC-C23105931115150503.436
RC-C33104941115150503.454
RC-C43103951115150503.472

Note. CC: ordinary concrete; RC: rubber concrete; A: rubber particle size is 20 mesh; B: rubber particle size is 1–3 mm; and C: rubber particle size is 3–6 mm; 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively, indicate that the percentage of rubber particles replacing sand is 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20%.