RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE

Wang Chenfei; Niu Ditao

doi:10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

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Wang Chenfei, Niu Ditao. RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE[J]. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION, 2012, 42(1): 137-139,153. doi: 10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

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Wang Chenfei, Niu Ditao. RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE[J]. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION, 2012, 42(1): 137-139,153. doi: 10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

Wang Chenfei, Niu Ditao. RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE[J]. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION, 2012, 42(1): 137-139,153. doi: 10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

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Wang Chenfei, Niu Ditao. RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE[J]. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION, 2012, 42(1): 137-139,153. doi: 10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

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RESEARCH ON THE DURABILITY OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER CONCRETE UNDER FREEZE-THAW DAMAGE

doi: 10.13204/j.gyjz201201026

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School of Civil Engineering,Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology,Xi'an 710055,China

Received Date: 2011-05-17
Publish Date: 2012-01-20

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In order to study the Cl-migration under freeze-thaw cycle and the freeze-deicing salt scaling resistance of polypropylene fiber concrete with different volume,indoor artificial method was used to simulate freeze-thaw cycle.The results indicated that the scaled mass and relative dynamic modulus of elasticity loss decrease with the volume of fiber increasing,Cl-concentration had a enrichment near the sample surface,adding 0.1% PPF into concrete had the prefect resistance of deicer-frost scaling.More fibers could delay the development of cracks,but that would reduce the inner density of concrete.
- polypropylene fiber,
- concrete,
- durability,
- deicer-frost damage,
- chloride ion