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The effect of casting delay of self-compacting concrete on concrete properties

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2010
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In this study, the effect of casting delay of self-compacting concrete (SCC) on concrete properties was investigated. For this purpose, different proportions of fly ash (FA) as mineral additives, waste concrete powder (WCP), and hyperplasticizer (HP) as chemical additives were used. In SCC mixtures; by using 1,5 % and 1,7 % (HP) ratios, total of 14 SCC were produced. In the produced all SCC; the amount of binding material and w / b ratio (0.35) was kept constant. Produced fresh SCC were kept in 30 min. and 60 min. The unit weight, slump, T50, V-funnel and L-box fresh concrete test on SCC were carried out. After testing fresh concrete, concrete specimens were 100 mm cubes cast into wooden moulds. Cube specimens were kept in the curing pool for 7, 28 and 90 days. Compressive strength test on the cube specimens were carried out. The produced SCC?s were compared with each other as well as with control concrete. According to the test results, It was determined that whether produced concrete having the characteristics of the SCC. It was determined that WCP and the FA can be used in the production of SCC. It was determined that delays in SCC cast did not cause the loss of compressive strength in general.Key Words: Self-placement of concrete, fly ash, waste concrete,hyperplasticizer

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Tülay Ucuzcu

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Tülay Ucuzcu (Master Thesis). The effect of casting delay of self-compacting concrete on concrete properties, 2010, Gazi University.

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