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http://dx.doi.org/10.6111/JKCGCT.2017.27.4.167

Development of high performance patching repair mortars with light weight and sulfuric acid resistance properties  

Kim, Kyoungmin (Daewoo Institute of Construction Technology)
Park, Junhui (SERIC Research & Development Center)
Ahn, Tae-ho (International Sustainable Engineering Materials(ISEM)Center, Ceramic Materials Institute & Division of Advanced Materials Sci. Eng., Hanyang University)
Abstract
In this study, high performance patching repair mortars with light weight and sulfuric acid resistance properties were suggested. Their performance estimation were investigated based on KS F 4042 using patching repair mortar with light weight aggregate and soluble polymer of Type I and sulfuric acid resistance mortar of Type II, From these results, it was confirmed that these motors were satisficed and improved by all standard tests of KS F 4042.
Keywords
Patching repair mortar; Light weight aggregate; Sulfuric acid resistance; Soluble polymer; Durability;
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