Revealing the Enhancement Mechanism of Alkali-Activated Rice Husk Ash on High Mud Content CSG Materials from the Fractal Perspective
Hu Huang,
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Ran Li,
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Xiancai Zhang
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et al.
Fractal and Fractional,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. 209 - 209
Published: March 28, 2025
To
address
the
detrimental
effects
of
high
mud
content
on
cemented
sand
and
gravel
(CSG)
materials,
this
study
focuses
CSG
materials
with
different
contents
alkali-activated
rice
husk
ash
(RHA).
The
microscopic
enhancement
mechanism
mechanical
properties
RHA
were
studied
through
experiments.
Based
changes
in
microstructure,
pore
sizes,
mineral
composition,
microstructural
features
are
quantitatively
characterized
using
characteristic
parameters
fractal
dimensions,
revealing
by
which
improves
materials.
results
indicate
that
effectively
enhances
As
increases,
compressive
strength
elastic
modulus
initially
increase
then
decrease,
while
failure
strain
first
decreases
increases.
mode
transitions
from
splitting
to
shear
failure,
optimal
performance
at
5%
content.
Microscopic
experimental
analysis
found
adding
an
appropriate
amount
can
promote
generation
cementitious
substances,
improve
internal
structure,
dimension.
However,
excessive
adsorb
moisture,
inhibit
part
hydration
reactions
reduce
Under
action
alkali
activators,
activity
is
enhanced,
generating
more
significantly
improving
pore-filling
effect
within
material,
especially
affecting
capillary
pores.
Language: Английский
Evaluation of the Efficiency of Alkali-Activated Material Consisting of Rice Husk Ash by Physical and Mechanical Characteristics
Seunghyun Na,
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Wenyan Zhang
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Construction Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. 21 - 21
Published: April 1, 2025
Reducing
the
large
amounts
of
carbon
dioxide
emitted
during
cement
processing
is
crucial
to
control
adverse
effects
greenhouse
gases.
This
study
provides
a
promising
alternative
technology
reduce
such
emissions
and
investigate
physical
mechanical
characteristics
alkali-activated
materials
with
rice
husk
ash
(RHA).
To
this
end,
compressive
strength,
drying
shrinkage,
water
penetration
resistance
mortar
made
RHA,
blast
furnace
slag
(BFS),
alkaline
activator
(sodium
carbonate,
NC)
are
investigated.
Two
RHA
particle
sizes
45
150
µm
types
used,
thereby
varying
replacement
ratio
0,
7.5,
15.0
wt.%.
Based
on
adiabatic
hydration
temperature,
Archimedes
porosity,
pH,
ignition
loss,
scanning
electron
microscopy,
energy-dispersive
X-ray
spectroscopy
diffraction
results
paste,
effect
examined.
Experimental
investigation
reveals
that
strengths
sample
15
wt.%
BFS
were
recorded
between
48
51
MPa.
When
was
length
change
1147
×
10−6
moisture
depth
less
than
11
mm.
Notably,
significantly
improves
increasing
content;
however,
at
high
ratios,
particle-size
not
prominent.
Furthermore,
decreases
porosity
but
increases
loss
produces
C-S-H
gel.
Language: Английский