Microstructure and chloride transport of aeolian sand concrete under long-term natural immersion

Author:

Dong Wei12,Sun AnQi1,Zhou Menghu1

Affiliation:

1. College of Civil Engineering, Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology , Baotou, Inner Mongolia 014010 , China

2. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Key Laboratory of Civil Engineering Safety and Durability , Baotou, Inner Mongolia 014010 , China

Abstract

Abstract River sand was consumed in large quantities, and alternatives to river sand were urgently needed. There are a large number of natural resources of aeolian sand in western China. Aeolian sand was prepared into aeolian sand concrete (ASC). It can greatly reduce the consumption of river sand and inhibit the process of desertification to protect the environment. ASC is a new type of concrete material prepared by using aeolian sand as fine aggregate. To clarify the chloride ion transport behaviour in the ASC under long-term natural immersion, the aeolian sand was 100% substituted for the river sand to prepare the full ASC with three water–binder ratios. The ASC was naturally immersed in 3 and 6% NaCl solutions for a long time, and nuclear magnetic resonance and microscopic scanning electron microscopy techniques were used. The change rule of chloride ion content at different depths of the ASC was studied, and its microstructure characteristics under different erosion times were analysed. The results showed that the free chloride ion concentration at different depths of the ASC increased with increasing water–binder ratio, immersion time, and chloride concentration. After soaking in the salt solution, the hydration products in the ASC reacted with chloride ions to form Friedel salt, which filled the internal pores and microcracks of the ASC, improved its interface transition zone structure, and increased the compactness of the test piece. The porosity of the three groups of ASC with different water–binder ratios decreased by 0.95, 1.03, and 1.15% after soaking in 6% salt solution for 12 m. To study the diffusion law of chloride ions in ASC, combined with influencing factors such as temperature, humidity, D value, deterioration effect and chloride ion combination, Fick’s second law was modified, and a chloride ion diffusion model of ASC with high accuracy was established, with a fitting correlation number above 0.93, which provided a reference for the research and application of ASC in saline areas.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

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