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http://dx.doi.org/10.5345/JKIBC.2017.17.4.341

Ability to Resist Chloride Ion Penetration and Dry Shrinkage Evaluation of Magnesium Phosphate Ceramics  

Ko, Jeong-Won (Daewoo Institute of Construction Technology, DAEWOO E&C)
Yang, Wan-Hee (R&D CENTER, WITHMTECH Co., Ltd.)
Park, Dong-Cheol (R&D CENTER, WITHMTECH Co., Ltd.)
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Journal of the Korea Institute of Building Construction / v.17, no.4, 2017 , pp. 341-348 More about this Journal
Abstract
The performance degradation of concrete pavement by winter deicer is very serious in Korea, and its maintenance and rehabilitation brings a high expense. Therefore, a suitable method for rehabilitation of such concrete pavement and repair material of proper performance are required. In this study, the properties of compressive strength, ability to resist chloride ion penetration, and properties of dry shrinkage of magnesium phosphate ceramics were assessed to evaluate its applicability as a repair material for concrete pavement in Korea. As a result, the mortar flow showed a normal level of 190 mm, but the viscosity was high and the self-flow ability was poor. The setting time was 12 minutes, leading very rapid-hardening, and thus a prompt work was required. The compressive strength of mortar was 38.4MPa in 2 hours, 73.8MPa in 24 hours, and 111.0MPa in 28 days, showing a significant level. As a result of the test to chloride ion penetration resistance, mortar showed 143 Coulombs, and concrete showed 172.6 Coulombs, which fell under very low level. The drying shrinkage of MPC concrete in 40 days was below $60{\times}10-6$, and comparing with normal cement concrete, it showed the level below 1/10 of other concrete to secure an excellent volume stability. As above, magnesium phosphate ceramics has excellent strength performance, chloride ion penetration resistance, and volume stability, and this in the future shall be used in construction under the consideration of working time or workability, requiring further improvement for such performance.
Keywords
concrete pavement; repair material; magnesium phosphate ceramics; ability to resist chloride ion penetration; dry shrinkage;
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