Ultra high performance concrete (UHPC) is prone to peeling and mechanical property degradation at high temperatures.
This study developed a novel high-temperature heat absorbing aggregate (EHA) and systematically investigated its effects on the high-temperature mechanical properties, peeling behavior, and internal vapor pressure of UHPC.
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The experimental results showed that the addition of EHA effectively suppressed the peeling phenomenon of UHPC and significantly reduced the attenuation of compressive strength under high temperature of 800 ° C.
The residual strength can be maintained at 48.
8% of the room temperature value, which is 1.
7-2.
0 times higher than traditional UHPC.
The endothermic effect of HA can absorb heat during the heating process, suppress the temperature rise of UHPC, and reduce the formation of microcracks; At the same time, the molten phase of EHA can seal the pores and alleviate the damage of UHPC after infiltrating the matrix.
The pore structure of EHA itself can passively enhance its permeability at high temperatures, promote water vapor transmission, and enhance its anti stripping ability.
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