Research Article

Study on Durability of Concrete under Alkali-Aggregate Reaction

Table 4

The mating ratio of the mortar bar specimen.

The specimen numberCement alkali content (%)Cement/gReplace the amount of cement/gDosage of admixture/g

J10.6044000
FA-1-00.6044000
FA-1-200.603522088
FA-1-300.6030830132
FA-1-350.6028635154
FA-1-400.6026440176
J20.9044000
FA-2-00.9044000
FA-2-200.903522088
FA-2-300.9030830132
FA-2-350.9028635154
FA-2-400.9026440176
J31.2544000
FA-3-01.2544000
FA-3-201.253522088
FA-3-301.2530830132
FA-3-351.2528635154
FA-3-401.2526440176
J41.544000
FA-4-01.544000
FA-4-201.53522088
FA-4-301.530830132
FA-4-351.528635154
FA-4-401.526440176
J52.044000
FA-5-02.044000
FA-5-202.03522088
FA-5-302.030830132
FA-5-352.028635154
FA-5-402.026440176

Note: J1 represents the water maintenance of without dosage of admixture specimen with a base content of 0.60 in water at 80 degrees C; J2 represents the water maintenance of without dosage of admixture specimen with a base content of 0.90 in water at 80 degrees C; the FA-1-0 experimental piece with a base content of 0.60 without dosage of admixture maintained in an alkali solution of 80 degrees C 1 mol/L; the FA-2-0 experimental piece with a base content of 0.90 without dosage of admixture maintained in an alkali solution of 80 degrees C 1 mol/L; the FA-1-20 experimental piece with a base content of 0.60, and the amount of dosage of admixture is 20% without dosage of admixture maintained in an alkali solution of 80 degrees C 1 mol/L; other specimen numbers are similar to the above.