Evolution of Development of Concretes Compositions and Change in Concrete Strength. Concretes of Present and Future Part 1. Change in Compositions and Strength of Concretes

Number of journal: №1-2-2016
Autors:

V.A. KALASHNIKOV

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31659/0585-430X-2016-733-734-1-2-96-103
УДК: 691.32

 

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The evolution of development of concrete compositions from four-component of the old generation of the last century up to seven-eight components, the most efficient with traditional strength of up to 50–60 MPa, high-strength and ultra-strength with the strength of up to 150 MPa and higher is analyzed. Relatively short-term revolution stages of the long evolutionary development, as a result of which the strength increased by 2–4 times and more, are presented. It is shown that this increase in strength is obliged not so much to addition of micro-silica to the plasticized concrete mix, but to the obligatory addition of disperse grinded rocks of significantly larger amount than 20–30% of cement mass and fine natural or grinded sand. On the basis of high values of concrete strength obtained (120–140 MPa), including self-compacting without highly reactive pozzolana additives of micro-silica, dehydrated kaolin etc and their industrial realization, it is concluded that the XXI century will be the century of micro-techologies with a possible combination (if necessary) of real, not falsified, nano-technologies
V.A. KALASHNIKOV, Doctor of Sciences (Engineering)

Penza State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering ( 28 Germana Titova Street, 440028, Penza, Russian Federation)

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