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· The effect of two types of retarders (citric acid and boric acid) on the reaction progress of mixture S38 defined with an H 2 O/Na 2 O ratio of 38 was studied. The admixture contents were
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Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete
Citric acid is found to be one of the effective retarders. The optimum dosage of citric acid is 0.02% by weight of cement. This dosage causes a reduction in water-cement ratio of 13% relative to reference mix. -Over dosages of citric acid 0.1% and greater) retards the initial and final setting time for very long time.
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Citric acid as a concrete admixture-Fuluorui
Citric acid retarding coagulation in concrete. can be used as flavoring agents, daily chemicals, preservatives, and so on. Concrete Admixtures Raw Materials Polyether Monomer Vitamin C Powder Rongalite Sodium Sulfanilate Melamine Concrete Water
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· Alkali-activated aluminosilicate cements, as a sustainable and high-performance class of cementitious materials, can benefit from the development of admixtures that can enhance various aspects of their performance. Alkali activation generally occurs at a faster pace than the hydration of Portland cement (PC). In this
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researchgate.net(PDF) Effect of Citrate Salts of Li+, Na+ and K+ on Some Physical Properties · In this investigation, citric acid was evaluated as an admixture for controlling the hydration kinetics, enhancing the fresh-mix rheology and delaying the
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Using Citric Acid as an Admixture and it's Influence on some
Generally the results indicate that using citric acid in concrete enhance it's properties at normal conditions, the percentage increase in compressive strength, splitting tensile
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· The results obtained the greater the addition of citric acid the longer the hardening of concrete and the greater workability of concrete. The maximum value of compressive strength of concrete is in the addition of 0.15% citric acid with an increase in compressive strength of 82.2% of the nominal concrete. Export citation and abstract
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· The results confirmed that tartaric acid is a powerful retarder for CSAB cement; it showed a stronger retarding effect than citric acid, sodium gluconate, borax, and molasses. A proper tartaric acid dosage (≤ 0.75 %) extended the initial setting time of CSAB cement from 5 min to up to 154 min without compromising long-term strength.
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:V.S. RamachandranPublish Year:1996 · The citric acid was used as a water reducer, setting time retarder and workable time extender admixture on ordinary Portland cement (OPC). The changes in compressive strength, permeability
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· A study by Möschner et al. [23] indicated that citric acid adsorbs onto the clinker surface, Hydration kinetics of cement paste containing concrete admixture Cem. Concr. Res., 21 (1991), pp. 683-690, 10.1016/0008-8846(91)90163-C View PDF View article J.
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How to use set retarders with CSA cements in concrete countertop mixes
Unlike portland cements, CSA cements can use ordinary citric acid, often at doses of 0.2% to 0.4%. Straight CSA cements such as Rapid Set Cement actually benefit from moderate retardation. The structural silicate crystal growth occurs more slowly, and like old-growth wood, results in better concrete with higher strengths.
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Development of Sucrose and Citric Acid as the Natural based Admixture
citric acid as the proposed natural admixture in fly ash based geopolymer binder. Based on Vicat setting time result, these materials behave oppositely in fly ash-based geopolymer paste.
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PDF | On Jan 1, 2009, Wasan I Khalil published Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete | Find, read and cite all the research you need on
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Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete
The objective of this investigation is to find the effectiveness of the citric acid asretarding admixture. The experimental results indicate that the optimum dosage of citricacid is 0.02% by weight of cement. This dosage causes a delay in initial and final settingtime of 1:42 and 3:18 hour: minute, respectively; and a reduction in water-cement ratioof 13% relative to
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· Most concrete produced includes chemical admixtures such as air entrainers, set modifiers, water reducers, etc., many of which include organic molecules. Hydroxycarboxylic acids, in particular, retard portland cement hydration. The interaction of such acids with hydrating cement phases is a complex, multi-parameter problem. To
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Concrete Admixtures-Cellulose ethers| Redispersible Polymer Powder| Drymix mortar
Concrete/Drymix Mortar 50% Liquid Polycarboxylate Superplasticizer Concrete Anhydrous Citric Acid Retarder Sodium gluconate Retarder Air entrainment agent for concrete Air entrainment agent for concrete Sodium Nitrite Antifreezing agent Defoaming Agent
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(PDF) Development of Sucrose and Citric Acid as the Natural based Admixture
Cement and Concrete Research 2009; 39:275-282. [7] Singh NB, Singh AK, and Singh SP. Effect of citric acid on the hydration of Portland cement. Cement and Concrete Research 1986; 16:911-920. [8] Ramachandran VS. Concrete admixtures handbook
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Investigation of lemon as an admixture for Concrete work
Lemon juice extract is used as a bio-admixture to produce concrete. A bio-admixture enhances the mechanical properties of concrete. The addition of 1.5% lemon juice to the concrete led to a 5.2% increase in its compressive strength. The study revealed that lemon juice is more cost-effective than commercial admixtures. 1.
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Using Citric Acid as an Admixture and it's Influence on some Properties of Concrete
Eng. Tech. Journal, Vol. 26, No. , 2008 Using Citric Acid as an Admixture and it's Influence on some Properties of Concrete 4 optimum dosage of citric acid is 0.02% by weight of cement.
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· 4.1 Crack RecoveryOne of the main features of self-healing in concrete is the ability to seal or repair microcracks through chemical reactions, which helps to prolong the service life of structural concrete. Figure 4 shows the average recovery of crack width of mixes containing up to 4% crystalline admixtures and the corresponding reference
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[PDF] Development of Sucrose and Citric Acid as the Natural based Admixture
DOI: 10.1016/J.PROENV.2013.02.075 Corpus ID: 53999933 Development of Sucrose and Citric Acid as the Natural based Admixture for Fly Ash based Geopolymer @article{Kusbiantoro2013DevelopmentOS, title={Development of Sucrose and Citric Acid as the Natural based Admixture for Fly Ash based Geopolymer}, author={Andri
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· In this Special Issue, advances in both traditional chemical admixtures and “nano” admixtures are highlighted and discussed, including the design, preparation, and mechanism investigation of
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· This chapter describes the consequences of the interaction between cement and admixtures. Admixtures confer several beneficial effects on concrete including reduction in water requirements, increased workability, controlled setting, accelerated hardening, improved strength, better durability, desired coloration, and volume changes.
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· The setting time of alkali-activated slag (AAS) binders is extremely short, while traditional retarders of Portland cement may be invalid for AAS. To find an effective retarder with a less negative impact on strength, borax (B), sucrose (S), and citric acid (CA) were selected as potential retarders. The setting time of AAS with different admixtures
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Effect of Citric Acid on Cement Hydration
The results show that: citric acid can effectively increase the initial cement fluidity, when the content is exceed to 0.1%, the 60 min flow loss of increased gradually. Citric acid retarding effect increases with dosage,
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Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete
DOI: 10.30684/etj.27.1.3 Corpus ID: 259813582 Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete @article{IKhalil2009UsingCA, title={Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on Some Properties of Concrete}, author
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· PDF | The citric acid was used as a water reducer, setting time retarder and workable time extender admixture on Chemical admixtures for concrete construction. 2003; ACI Education Bulletin E4
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: Liwei Xu, Faris Matalkah, Parviz Soroushian, Nalin Darsanasiri, Sameer Hamadneh, Wenda Wu · The objective of this work was to demonstrate a cheminformatics approach to accelerated design of chemical admixtures, capable of extending set time of CSA
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· Little published data is available to guide specification calcium sulfoaluminate cement (CSA) mixtures with citric acid retarder dosage rates capable of achieving adequate field working times, nor to understand the effect of retarder dosage on hydration and property development, representing a significant barrier to widespread
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[PDF] Using Citric Acid As An Admixture and It's Influence on
The experimental results indicate that the optimum dosage of citric acid is 0.02% by weight of cement. This dosage causes a delay in initial and final setting time of 1:42 and 3:18
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